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

The table illustrates the

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of

employment

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,

education

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and average earnings in eight regions of Europe in 2015

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, it is evident that Norway and Luxembourg achieved the highest percentage of

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, higher

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and annual

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.

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, Bulgaria, Greece and Latvia displayed relatively low-level incomes despite having a moderate

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of

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and

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. In 2015, Norway dominated all recorded categories , having the largest proportion of individuals employed at a

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of 74.8%, the most educated at 43.2% and an average gross

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of £41,483. Notably, Luxembourg

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performed strongly, recording an

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of £34,320 and a high

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rate

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of 41.1% .

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, Bulgaria demonstrated the lowest earning potential of £3,332 and one of the lowest

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rates of 62.9%.

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, Greece reflected

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levels of earnings, advanced

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and

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, £7,520, 29.1% and 50.8% respectively. In summary, the data reflects a general trend that individuals who are employed and possess higher levels of

education

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are more likely to earn a higher

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.