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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 illustrates information about average annual income of employement rate with their education statistics.There are deatils for eight European countries in 2015.All the amount are in euro currency and all the are pecentage.
Overall, Norway showed higheast number of income, employment rate and university education qualifications, while bulgaria showed lowest number of income in year 2015.Additionally, In portugal less educational level and Greece least average income earn people have record.
Furthermore,In Austria employment rate 71.1%,income level 23260 and age between 25-64 people were educated 30.6%.Moreover. The UK and Luxembourg in order to 72.7 % and 66.1 also in university educational percentage more similar which is more that 41% while income in average the UK 20945, Luxembourg 34320 euro which is secondly highest earning country.
Inconclusion, employment rate taking big percentage more than having a university educational.
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