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The image presents three distinct bar charts comparing data from developing and industrialized countries across two years, 1980 and 1990. The first chart depicts average years of schooling: in 1980, developing countries had around 2 years, while industrialized countries recorded approximately 8 years; by 1990, developing countries reached about 3 years, whereas industrialized countries advanced to 10 years. The second chart illustrates scientists and technicians per 1000 people: in 1980, developing countries had about 10, and industrialized countries had approximately 40; in 1990, developing countries increased to nearly 18, with industrialized countries rising to 80. The third chart shows spending on research and development in US dollars per person: in 1980, developing countries spent roughly $50, and industrialized countries' spending was about $150; by 1990, developing countries' spending remained at $50, while industrialized countries' expenditure climbed to above $350.
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The given charts compares the levels of participation in both education and science in developing countries in 1980 and 1990.
Overall, It seems that industrialised countries was the biggest level spending of schooling, and research than developing countries.
The first charts shows that in developing countries the average years of schooling only at 2,5 before rose at 3 in 1980 and 1990 respectively. This is in contrast which compared to industrialised countries at just over 8 and just around 10 in two years. This is because, in two countries experienced a distinguesh level. Moreover, industrialised countries are still at the top level about the amount of scientists and technicians. This is different with the others which those much as a education’s people.
In addition, it can be seen how much money which spent on research & development. Developing countries are only spending around 20-40 US $ billions, while industrialised countries spending at between 150 and 350 in two years respectively.
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