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The image displays a table labeled "Employment rates, education and average annual income, 2015" with three columns for "Country", "Employment rate (16-64 years, %)", "25-64 year olds with a college/university education (%)" and "Average income (€)". Data for each country is as follows: Austria 71.1 employment, 30.6 education, 23,260 income; Bulgaria 62.9 employment, 27.5 education, 3,332 income; Greece 50.8 employment, 29.1 education, 7,520 income; Latvia 68.1 employment, 31.6 education, 5,828 income; Luxembourg 66.1 employment, 41.1 education, 34,320 income; Norway 74.8 employment, 43.2 education, 41,483 income; Portugal 63.9 employment, 22.9 education, 8,435 income; UK 72.7 employment, 41.6 education, 20,945 income.
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The chart gives employment and education rates in 2015 for eight countries.Also the chart provide the annual income for us.
At first glance we can see the percentages are higher in the Norway tought the Greece, the rates of greece is lowest.After the greece the portugal is coming.In general employment rates are higher than to education.
For a employment statistics in 2015 the higher country is Norway and UK approximately 72-74 at the rate of and bulgaria and greece are lowest like 50-62 percent.
For a education statistics in the same year. As is also the case with employment statistics the same countries is has a biggest rate like 43-41.6 percent. We can see the two countries bulgaria and portugal has a very low score.In addition the annual income average is also maximum on the norway.
As a result of this chart the employment income to a significant extent is numerous.This countries should focus on the increase for education to be better rates
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