On the other hand, the ranking of China's GDP in the world is: 1978 15, 190, 1995, 7th, 6th in 2000 and 4th, 20th/kloc-in 2007. Other comparisons: the average proportion of education investment in world public education expenditure is 5. 1%, that of developed countries is 5.3%, that of sub-saharan African countries is 4.6%, that of India is 3.5%, that of least developed countries is 3.3%, and that of China is 2.3% (becoming the country with the least investment in the world? )。 In 2002, the national fiscal education expenditure accounted for 3.4 1% of the gross national product, 3.28% in 2003 and 2.7% in 2004, which decreased year by year. China, which accounts for one fifth of the world's educated population, only accounts for1.5% of the total education expenditure of all countries in the world; With a population of 200 million, the United States spends 700 billion dollars on education, while China1300 million people only spends 400 billion dollars on education. Since 2003, economically backward Kenya has overcome many difficulties and implemented compulsory primary education for the first time. It should be noted that this compulsory education is not that "compulsory education". They are truly free education, and students do not pay all the study fees such as books, tuition fees and miscellaneous fees. After Kenya, Malawi, Lesotho, Uganda, Tanzania and Mozambique also implemented free primary education. Two thirds of African countries spend more than 4% of their gross national product on education. China's public health expenditure accounts for 4.5% of the gross national product, ranking 188 (the fourth from the bottom) among 19 1 countries in the world, the United States 13.9% and Switzerland 10.9%. The minimum input standard stipulated by WTO is 5%, and that of the World Economic Cooperation Organization is 8.4. China's investment in education and medical care is not as good as that of Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world! ! ! According to the official announcement of China, the ratio of government to people has reached 1:28( 1: 15), which is definitely the first in the world. The proportion of officials and people in contemporary China is rare in the world. Although the sources of statistical data are different, the figures of the proportion of officials and people are roughly the same. For example, vertically, the proportion of officials and civilians in China was 1:7948 in Han Dynasty, 1:3927 in Tang Dynasty, 1:2299 in Ming Dynasty and 1:9 10 in Qing Dynasty. 1949 was 1: 294 (1: 600), today it is 1: 30 (1: 28), and in some places it even reached an unprecedented 1: 9 (. Horizontally, 1999, the proportion of officials in China is 1: 30, Indonesia is 1: 98, Japan is 1: 150, and France is1:1. Grass-roots government in rural society is a typical "meal finance", and administrative expenses and wages account for 80%~90% of local fiscal revenue. What is particularly beneficial is that China's per capita wage income has hit a new low on earth. In 2009, the ratio of per capita wage income to GDP in China dropped from 12% in 2008 to 8%, which was lower than that in Africa and the worst in defending the world, hitting a new low on the earth.
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Per capita income of ranked countries (USD/year)
China 4,270
India 1, 330
Pakistan 1.050
This is the latest data from Wikipedia, provided by the World Bank.