Chart: Unionization and education funding: Difference from national average ($13,381 per pupil) | Economic Policy Institute

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Unionization and education funding: Difference from national average ($13,381 per pupil)

	Education spending
Low	-2,791.2
Medium	375.8
High	2,415.8

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Source: EPI 2021 (CPS-ORG); US Census Bureau, Annual Survey of School System Finances FY 2019, 2021.

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