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The image depicts a bar graph illustrating the percentage of males and females with higher education qualifications in Japan, the United States, Switzerland, Britain, and Germany in 2001. Japan has approximately 44% males and 14% females; the United States has about 40% males and 34% females; Switzerland has roughly 28% males and 18% females; Britain has around 26% males and 24% females; Germany has approximately 30% males and 20% females. The graph uses black bars to represent males and white bars to represent females.
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The bar chart compares the percentage of females and males who has higher education qualifications in five countries – Japan, the Us, Switzerland, Britain and Germany – in 2001.
Overall, men with university degrees in Japan, Switzerland and Britain were more than women, while the reverse is true in the Us and Germany. Moreover, the most of male professors were from Switzerland, whereas female ones from Germany. Notably, the quantity of both gender groups for Japan was the least.
In detail, in Switzerland 45% of men have academic credentials, followed by Britain and Japan, with respective 35% and 30%. The percentage for female ones in this countries was not as high as males , in Switzerland 35%, in the Britain 30% and in Japan 25%.
The US and Germany
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