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Band 4+: The chart gives employment and education statistics for eight European countries in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a table of data for employment rates, education, and average annual income in various European countries. Austria has an employment rate of 71.1%, 30.6% of 25-64 year-olds with college/university education, and an average income of €23,260. Bulgaria has a rate of 62.9%, 27.5% education, and €3,332 income. Greece has 50.8%, 29.1%, and €7,520 respectively. Latvia has 68.1%, 31.6%, and €5,828. Luxembourg has 66.1%, 41.1%, and €34,320. Norway has 74.8%, 43.2%, and €41,483. Portugal has 63.9%, 22.9%, and €8,435. The UK has 72.7%, 41.6%, and €20,945.
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This chart illustrates the career rate and education rates in the period of 2015 among the eight different European countries.

In 2015, the percentage of employment rate in Norway was around 74.8% which was considered the highest statistics. Although, the there was a fall of around 50.8 % was observed in the career rate of Greece. Moreover, the education rate of Norway was also found top among the eight countries approximately 43.2% and 29.1% least rate of education was of Greece. Furthermore, the average income rate of Norway was 41,483 and around 3,332 of Bulgaria.

Overall, the employment rate and education statistics of Norway was higher in 2015 and Greece stoodup at the least in 2015.

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