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September 10, 2025

The Socio-Economic Costs of Underfunding Education. A Multi-Country Case Study Approach

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Education underfunding contributes to socio-economic inequalities and hinders economic growth in various countries.
The analysis revealed that countries investing more in education experience reduced unemployment volatility and enhanced workforce integration.
Using secondary data analysis and comparative methods, the study assessed the impact of educational investment on labour market outcomes.
Findings suggest that optimizing education funding could lead to significant improvements in socio-economic conditions.

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This analysis highlights the impact of education underfunding on socio-economic inequalities and growth in seven European countries.

Murariu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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