The table illustrates the proportion of
workforce
who have a job and their average income, Add an article
the workforce
along with
the percentage of Linking Words
people
with an undergraduate degree in eight counties in Europe in 2015.
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Overall
, we can see that there is a positive relationship between the ratio of college graduates, and average wage. The more educated Linking Words
people
a country Use synonyms
have
, the more job opportunities and Correct subject-verb agreement
has
salary their
Replace the word
salaries
people
have.
First of all, these eight countries have similar employment rates which between 50.8%, the lowest, in Greece and 72.7%, the highest, in Norway. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
people
there had different Use synonyms
level
of education and average income levels.
Norway (43.2%), the United Kingdom (41.6%) and Luxembourg (41.1%) have the largest proportion of Fix the agreement mistake
levels
high
educated Replace the word
highly
people
in their countries. Four out of ten Use synonyms
people
there owned a Use synonyms
bachelor
degree. Since Change noun form
bachelor's
workforce
there Correct article usage
the workforce
were
more educated, the employment rates and their average salary were Correct subject-verb agreement
was
also
the highest.
Portugal (22.9%), Bulgaria (27.5%) and Greece (29.1%) have the Linking Words
least
ratio of workers with higher education. Correct word choice
lowest
As a result
, their average incomes were the lowest. Linking Words
Bulgarian's
wages were less than 10% of Change noun form
Bulgarian
Norway
workers.Change noun form
Norway's
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