Regionally, the proportion of public education expenditure in the gross national product (GNP) is the highest in North America and Western Europe, with an average of 5.7%, followed by Latin America and the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa with 5.0%, Central and Eastern Europe with 4.9%, East Asia and the Pacific with 4.7%, Arab countries with 4.5%, South Asia and West Asia with 3.6% and Central Asia with 3.2%.

European Union countries

8.28% in Denmark, 6.97% in Sweden and 6.3 1% in Finland.

developing country

Brazil 4.4%, Mexico 5.3%.

The proportion of education expenditure in gdp in China has been declining for three consecutive years. At present, the proportion of China's education investment in gdp is 3.4 1%, of which the proportion of social funds in gdp is 1.94%. In 200 countries and regions in the world, there are very few social funds exceeding 2%. This means that ordinary people have paid a very high price for supporting education. United Nations: China has one of the lowest public education funds in the world. China spends 1.5% of the world education funds, and education and training account for 22% of the world education population.