Academic research suggests that countries with higher per capita income, lower income inequality, and lower fertility rates tend to invest more in children’s education, with public expenditure leading to higher enrollment rates. The logical conclusion is that efforts to promote more inclusive economic growth and improve education systems can raise enrollment among young people in developing countries and reduce disparities between genders and among social groups.
学术研究表明人均收入较高、收入差距较低且生育率较低的国家倾向于更多投资于子女教育，其公共支出导致入学率升高。由此得出的合理结论是促进更具包容性的经济增长及改善教育系统能提高发展中国家年轻人的入学率，并使性别和社会群体差距缩小。