The bar graph compares the percentage of university education among youths in six different countries between 2000 and 2007.
The bar graph compares the percentage of
university
education
among youths in six different countries between 2000 and 2007.
From 2000 to 2007, it is clear that
Italy, Britain, Poland
and Finland saw their education
rates increase, while
Spain and Norway saw them decrease. Poland
has seen the biggest rise in education
, becoming the country with the highest number of university
-educated people.
Italy and Poland
had the highest growth among the six countries. The proportion of Italians with a university
education
rose from around 38 percent
to 52 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
, the same as in Change the spelling
per cent
Poland
, and from around 62 percent
to 76 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
. Finland's Change the spelling
per cent
university
undergraduates maintained the same level at 70 percent
during the period.
In Spain and Norway, fewer young people went to Change the spelling
per cent
university
in 2007 than in 2000, according to
the par chart.In 2007, Poland
had twice as many people in education
as Spain..
It reached as high as 80 Replace the punctuation
.
...
percent
. It can be seen that from 2000 to 2007, Change the spelling
per cent
Poland
, Norway and Finland had the highest university
attendance rates of all the six counties.Submitted by aqualchu on
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