Should governments double public education spending — funded by higher taxes on capital and corporate profits?

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Many OECD countries spend less than 5% of GDP on education. Studies show every euro invested returns three to four times in the long run. Critics warn of tax burdens and capital flight; supporters see education as society's most important infrastructure.

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