The bar chart shows the divorce rates in two European counties from 2011 to 2015.

The proportion of married couples' divorces in

Finland

and

Sweden

is depicted by the chart in a 4-year time span. As can be seen, the ratio between the two countries' figures underwent a modest change by the end of the period. The most notable feature of

this

chart is the change in trend after 2012.

According to

the data illustrated,

Sweden

's rates had slightly decreased and

Finland

's percentages had moderately risen by that year.

However

, the data's behaviour reversed

thereafter

.

Moreover

,it is noticeable that the percentage of divorces in

Finland

had been less than that of

Sweden

until the

last

year. But as can be observed,

this

changed after

Sweden

's figures saw a low of less than 40 per cent in 2015. Another interesting point is that

Sweden

's data picked at approximately 50 per cent in 2012.

Conversely

,

Finland

's divorce rates reached a high of approximately 40

percent

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in 2014 and stayed stable for 2 years.

To sum up

, the divorce percentages in

Sweden

and

Finland

saw some changes throughout the given period but it was not significant.