Data for the state and national governments to prepare for USL 0.5 and 1 pilot preparations

USA’s students to teacher ratios by states (ranging basically between 11.5-22.5, averaging around 15.5)

Source: NCES-based visual data

 

State and local government EDU spending by states in the USA (2017)

http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/compare_state_spending_2017b20a

 

USA 2014 EDU spending distribution by states

 

 

Chart from http://www.governing.com/gov-data/education-data/state-education-spending-per-pupil-data.html or https://plot.ly/create/?fid=governing:728

 

You can move your cursor over the area you want to see the specific detailed data relevant for your states and countries.

 

Firstly, for the data (relevant for USL 0.5 and 1) that show the tight connections between the human capital (education in years of schools, cognitive skills, especially school math skill levels) vs. the economic growths beyond what the typical education economics journals integrate them together, please click here.

 

The U.S.A. data for the states and the governments

The international economic data for the World, OECD, EU, SSA, etc

 

Common Core’s Big Test: Tracking 2014-15 Results

 

NAEP data including that of Math

 

The U.S.A. data for the states and the governments (relevant for USL 0.25, 0.5 and 1)

  1. Public spending on education, total (% of GDP) worldwide (USA spends about 5.5% of GDP on the public education): you can see the dynamic data around the world that the public education spending on education per GDP converges around 5%.

  2. US State Budget (including the elementary and secondary school expenditures) Overview

  3. GDP (per capita) (in PPP) Statistics 1970-2012 from the World Bank
  4. All U.S.A. states economic data
  5. (Real) GDP per Capita by Country (& the U.S.A. states) 1980-2014 (beyond 2015 are forecasts and shaded): the default is set to the U.S.A., but you can select any country or regions or economic group´s historical data since 1980.

Some examples

This chart shows that the Public spending on education, total (% of GDP) around the world has converged to about 5-6% of the annual GDP of most nations.

 

The governmental officials of each state would like to know their per capita GDPs.

 

Annual Primary & Secondary Education Expenditures in some US states

The USL GDP growth rates hovering around 2.5% in recent years.

 

The GDP per capita in PPP growth history of the U.S.A. for 34 years and then the projections to near future

The GDP per capita in PPP growth history of the U.S.A. It rose about 4.4x over 35 years, which means about 4.3% of its annual growth rate in average.

 

The international economic data for the World, OECD, EU, SSA, etc relevant for USL1

This shows that the real GDP growth rate of the world average is about 2.5% annually.

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The various GDP data from the OECD countries

  1. Public spending on education, total (% of GDP) worldwide (USA spends about 5.5% of GDP on the public education): you can see the dynamic data around the world that the public education spending on education per GDP converges around 5%.

  2. Global Expenditures on Education: you can see the dynamic data around the world that the public education spending on education per GDP converges around 5% and the OECD converges around 5.5-6%.
  3. World´s Real GDP Growth rates & GDP per capita (in PPP) from the EIU, World Bank, IMF, and the UN: this gives that the recent world Real GDP growth rates coverge to about 3% and the world Real GDP per capita coverges to about 2%.
  4. GDP (per capita) (in PPP) Statistics 1970-2012 from the World Bank: you can select all kinds of GDP releated data from any country, region averages, and the economic groups or clusters.
  5. (Real) GDP (per capita) (in PPP or not) between 1990-2015 (EIU 2015):
  6. The world region GDP growth rates and the GDP per capita in PPP
  7. (Real) GDP per Capita by Country  1980-2014 (beyond 2015 are forecasts and shaded): the default is set to the U.S.A., but you can select any country or regions or economic group´s historical data since 1980.
  8. Percent changes of Real GDP of the various economic clusters from EIU 2015

     

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