The chart gives employment and education statistics for eight European countries in 2015.

The table provides information about the

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and income percentage differences among eight nations in Europe in the year 2015.

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, there was a huge difference in the

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, education and income figures among the given countries. In some nations, the percentage of university degree holders was not proportional to the

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rate

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. It is noticeable that of all eight locations, Norway had the largest figure in

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at 74.8%, proportionally, it

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accounted for the highest number of individuals with a college background at 43.2% and the top most income earner with 41,483

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.

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was followed by the UK and Luxembourg, where 41.6% and 41.1% of its citizens had a college education,

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the

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of job-secured citizens was 72.7% and 66.1% respectively.

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, the countries of Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Latvia, and Portugal had a high working

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despite the illustrated low percentage in education. Looking closely at the figures for Portugal, a mere 22.9% of its citizens ranging from 25-64 years old were college degree holders. In spite of

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, the country showed a high job

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of 63.9%.

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, Luxembourg was second in terms of compensation with 34,320

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, followed by Austria and the UK with 23,260

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and 20,945

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.