Compared to less developed countries, more developed countries have lower
A) percentages of GDP spent on education.
B) literacy rates.
C) numbers of teachers available per pupil.
D) numbers of years attending school.
E) amounts of spending per student.

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More developed countries often have a lower percentage of GDP spent on education because their economies are larger and more diverse, allowing them to achieve high levels of educational funding without dedicating as high a percentage of their GDP compared to less developed countries.

Compared to Less Developed Countries, More Developed Countries Have Lower