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Impact of financial crisis on educational spending particularly devastating in Eastern Europe https://t.co/0rtjDzA7ZS

As States squeeze spending education share in public spending declines in US https://t.co/6mICM1fSyG

Austere German-style Eurozone lagging in education spending https://t.co/tRTqxme5CU

One of the great irrationalities: The enormous discrepancy between primary and tertiary educational spending. https://t.co/ZMMo2UtgDI

The price you pay for machismo? Astonishingly low levels of educational performance amongst boys in Latin America https://t.co/sZPzwjvjjQ

OECD: Polarization of American society by education-income-health visible in every mall parking lot https://t.co/a91cIvbCw5

OECD: Private costs and benefits of women’s higher ed. The pay-off in US and Netherlands is remarkable! https://t.co/2EDLXDYVyq

OECD: Public costs and benefits of higher ed for women. Why are the returns so high in UK and so low in Sweden? https://t.co/9SHvdzHDB4

Private return to higher ed in the US is c. $280k v. $100k in Germany. nhttps://t.co/YAzYgYTDOn https://t.co/tg08g1FpSJ

One way to make a more equal society: expand higher educationnhttps://t.co/0o8i2Ha5aA https://t.co/h8vRj31Yzl

The appalling waste of human capital due to the Eurozone debacle: Unemployed young university grads across OECD https://t.co/7nNaEM1QQh

OECD: Germany’s low higher ed enrollment striking in light of size of income bonus attributable to higher ed. https://t.co/P9siXSL5u6

France/Spain have twice as much educational mobility in last generation as Germany. nhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/70PLg5Lfwu

Failure of US and Germany to expand higher education reduces mobility chances nhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/jYuRNRX8zs

So what is up with Swedish boys? 70 % of University grads are womennhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/MdaBOAUVQ0

Compare Denmark and Germany/Italy on University enrollmentnhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/zoFdyjhR2r

Frozen in time? Germany amongst societies with highest % of high school/vocational grads but low University grads https://t.co/3UVCrtC3So

Framework of a remarkably static society: % of Germans with higher ed has not increased in 30 years stuck at 30 % https://t.co/GQZpdZ9kBB

Transformation in global higher ed since 1970s: note extraordinarily static Germany and USnhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/VSFnNnTmjZ

The most vulnerable in the global labour marketnhttps://t.co/8ZAgXWSY1D https://t.co/54dhJvbpt7

If anyone ever asks where the EU could sensibly engage in more public investment: nhttps://t.co/5hnbVzJ9Hz https://t.co/S4ZesmDXBN

Felicity Hammondnhttps://t.co/GThnIQREBl https://t.co/DTOAHd3NU3

Hammond, capital growthnhttps://t.co/mf5JUu7kPQ https://t.co/MUE3tIceYE