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 provides education and

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statistics for eight European nations in 2015. Included are

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and higher education rates,

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figures for average income. First of all, it is interesting to note that the amount of income differs greatly across the continent, with citizens of Norway earning more than twelve times as much as those of Bulgaria, with €41,483 and €3,332 respectively. There is

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much less variation in the other categories. What is most clear is that the eight nations can be split into two groups of four which share similar statistics. Bulgaria, Greece, Latvia and Portugal are generally the lowest average earners, with the poorest

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rates and the lowest numbers of university graduates. The other four countries - United Kingdom, Austria, Luxembourg and Norway "

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form a separate group which is generally on the opposite end of each scale. The exceptions to

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general observation are that Austria has a lower proportion of adults educated to degree level (30.6%) than Latvia (31.6%),

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Luxembourg has a lower

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rate (66.10%) than Latvia (68.10%).

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, we can see that countries with the highest proportion of adults educated to degree level tend

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to both be the highest earners and to have the highest level of

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