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Education Statistics > Spending per secondary school student (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Switzerland: $9,348.00 per student 
# 2   Austria: $8,163.00 per student 
# 3   United States: $7,764.00 per student 
# 4   Norway: $7,343.00 per student 
# 5   Denmark: $7,200.00 per student 
# 6   France: $6,605.00 per student 
# 7   Italy: $6,458.00 per student 
# 8   Germany: $6,209.00 per student 
# 9   Japan: $5,890.00 per student 
# 10   Australia: $5,830.00 per student 
# 11   Sweden: $5,648.00 per student 
# 12   Netherlands: $5,304.00 per student 
# 13   United Kingdom: $5,230.00 per student 
# 14   Israel: $5,115.00 per student 
# 15   Portugal: $4,636.00 per student 
# 16   Spain: $4,274.00 per student 
# 17   Ireland: $3,934.00 per student 
# 18   Greece: $3,287.00 per student 
# 19   Czech Republic: $3,182.00 per student 
# 20   Hungary: $2,140.00 per student 
# 21   Thailand: $1,177.00 per student 
Weighted average: $5,463.67 per student  



DEFINITION: Secondary school spending per pupil in 1998, converted into US dollars by purchasing power parity.

SOURCE: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (2001)

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Edria Murray
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31st January 2005 		Government spending per student is one indicator of the level of resourcing in schools.

It is calculated by comparing the total expenditure by the number of enrolled students.

In most countries spending is not evenly distributed to all levels of education. To

compare spending in different educational levels see also spending per student at
href=/graph/edu_pub_spe_per_stu_pri_lev>primary and
href=/graph/edu_pub_spe_per_stu_sec_lev>secondary level.

To gain a better overview of educational resourcing, other resourcing indicators such as

Total expenditure compared to GDP and
href=/graph/edu_pup_rat_sec_lev>pupil teacher ratio should also be consulted.
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