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The image shows student quantities from 1995 to 2015 in thousands: Sweden starts at 350 in 1995, decreases to 300 by 2000, remains near 290 in 2005, increases to 340 in 2010, then drops to 200 in 2015; Spain begins at 200 in 1995, rises to 260 by 2000, reaches 300 in 2005, peaks at 350 in 2010, and slightly falls to 320 in 2015; Greece remains relatively stable, starting at 250 in 1995, slightly decreasing to 230 in 2000, stabilizes around 240 by 2005, then declines to 210 in 2010 and drops to 160 in 2015; Austria begins at 100 in 1995, steadily rises to 150 by 2000, progresses to 200 in 2005, reaches 220 in 2010, and finally ascends to 240 in 2015.
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The line graph illustrates the changes in the numbercof undergraduate students in Sweden, Spain, Greece and Austria between 1995 and 2015.
Overall, Sweden is the only country with the decline in the number of students by around 100,500 students over the course of 20 years while Austria had a fluctuation in the figures.
Sweden had the highest number of students in 1995 while Greece the lowest but by the year 2015 the numbers reached to a similar figure with Sweden having 200,000 studens and Greece around 190,000.
Spain and Austria had similar amount of studens in 1995 which was around 250,000 numerically. In Austria the figures remaind unstable reaching around 280,000 by 2015. Spain had a jump in number from 1995 to 2010 by roughly 100,000 students but then plumitted in the next 5 years making the numbers go down by 50,000.
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