I've remarked on this many times before, and Tom Bell (Chapman) confirms it with his characteristically more sophisticated analysis. (Do see this chart too.) Of course, U.S. News does not publish the information on per capita expenditures, since it would make it far too obvious what they are actually ranking.
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