The charts below show information about the percentage of government spending on education, the average number of years of education completed and the average annual income per person in US dollars in five different countries in 2010.

The charts below show information about the percentage of government spending on education, the average number of years of education completed and the average annual income per person in US dollars in five different countries in 2010.
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of the government expenditure on
education
in 5 different countries in 2010,
while
the other chart
show
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shows
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how many years of study
completed
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were completed
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as well as
the average
income
per capita in each country in US dollars.
Overall
, South Africa
remained
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had
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the highest percentage of money imposed
to
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on
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education
,
while
Ireland
being
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had
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the
fewest
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lowest
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number of money spent. In terms of how many
year
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years
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used and the annual
income
per person, Switzerland experienced the longest
year
spent for
education
and the highest
income
.
To begin
with, the first figure showed that the first country
who
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that
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spent above 15% of their money
to
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on
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education
was only South
africa
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Africa
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.
Three
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countries, including Switzerland, Bangladesh, and China, annual spending
were hovered
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hovered
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between the range
10
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of 10
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% to 15%. Only a small number of educational funding were spent by Ireland's government, approximately 9%. The second figure
represents
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shows
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that Switzerland's
education
was
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took
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the longest time to finish and
highest
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the highest
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annual wage per person, accounting for 13 years with 57,000
dollar
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dollars
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per
year
.
Furthermore
, Ireland's
year
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years
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of
education
and annual
income
was
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were
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higher than
remaining
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the remaining
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countries, which were South
africa
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Africa
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, China, and Bangladesh, with Bangladesh
remained
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remaining
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the
least
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last
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year
of
education
spent and annual wage.
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Linking words: Don't use the same linking words: "while".
Vocabulary: Replace the words education, income, year with synonyms.
Vocabulary: The word "chart" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "figure" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "show" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "number of" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "remained" was used 2 times.

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  • Educational attainment
  • Cultural values
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