Currently, the connection between education and economic growth has already been a extensively debated topic, and economists have been interested in this subject matter for years. Figuring out the link between education and economic growth is very necessary for the reason that countries can make full use of this relationship to tailor policies to different economic conditions. By proper proof, education does have influences on economic growth and is typically positive. However, this paper will not only arrange and summarize educations impacts on economic growth, but it will also consider the reverse causation of the economic conditions impact on government spending on education. Also, this paper will divide education into different categories and analyze their relation to economic development, respectively. To study these topics, the paper searches for data from the online database and analyzes them in detail. The results in this paper show that countries with different kinds of economic conditions should focus on different kinds of education to maximize its utility.
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