The chart gives employment and education statistics for eight European countries in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table depicts the percentage of people with post-secondary education

qualification

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qualifications

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and the rate of employment,

along with

the average yearly income, in eight countries in Europe in 2015.

Overall

, Norway was the best among the eight, having the highest proportion of highly educated citizens, the strongest employment rate, and the most earned annual salary. In terms of employment, it can be seen that all countries were doing great as all of them had at least half of

its

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residents active workers. Norway stood at the top as

three-quarter

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three-quarters

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of its population were employed,

while

Greece had the

least

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lowest

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proportion of employed citizens at just over 50%. Norway, again, had a leading figure regarding the education of its people. The country topped the chart at 43%, followed by the United Kingdom and Luxembourg, at around 41%, Latvia and Australia, at about 31%, and the rest (Greece, Bulgaria, and Portugal) were less than 30%. With the high percentage of educated people, Norwegians

also

enjoyed the highest annual income on average of over 40,000 euros,

while

Bulgarians had the

least

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lowest

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salary, earning more than 10 times less than the Norwegians in that same year.