The graph illustrates the percentage of divorced couples in Finland and Sweden from 2011 to 2015.
During this period, the rate of divorce in Finland peaked in 2014, while Sweden recorded its highest rate in 2012. Notably, in the same year, Finland and Sweden had the lowest and highest percentages, respectively.
In Finland, the percentage of divorces surged to approximately 42% in 2014 and remained steady the following year. This marked the highest rate recorded in the country up to 2015. In contrast, the lowest rate in Finland during this period occurred in 2012, which had a difference of 10% from the peak in 2014. Overall, this year was the lowest for divorce rates in Finland between 2011 and 2015.
On the other hand, Sweden reached about 48% in 2012, establishing it as the highest rate for the two countries. Following that year, the divorce rate in Sweden steadily declined by 2% in both 2013 and 2014. Ultimately, it dropped a total of around 5% in 2015, marking the lowest percentage recorded in the five-year span.
