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The image shows a graph detailing university attendance percentages of 18-25-year-olds in 4 countries from 1961 to 2011: Singapore (solid line), Malaysia (dotted line), Philippines (dashed line), Thailand (dash-dot line). In 1961: Singapore ~12%, Malaysia ~1%, Philippines ~10%, Thailand ~1%. In 1971: Singapore ~28%, Malaysia ~3%, Philippines ~14%, Thailand ~2%. In 1981: Singapore ~25%, Malaysia ~5%, Philippines ~18%, Thailand ~4%. In 1991: Singapore ~25%, Malaysia ~9%, Philippines ~22%, Thailand ~7%. In 2001: Singapore ~30%, Malaysia ~12%, Philippines ~24%, Thailand ~16%. In 2011: Singapore >35%, Malaysia ~28%, Philippines ~30%, Thailand ~18%.
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The diagram reveals the total percentage between 18 and k25 years old in the colleges in four various nations. As a whole, all the trends lead to the upward.
To begin with, the rate in Malaysia increases slightly, standing at 25% to 10% in 1971. After that, there was a steady improvement by 15% until 1991 before it remained the same at the end of the period.
Secondly, Malaysia experienced a slow upward movement. There was almost no change up to 1971 by 7%. Following this, the percentage in Malaysia climbed slowly just under 20 in 2011.
In contract, Thailand started with sharply fluctuated from 24% in 1961 to 20% in 1991. However, it boomed dramatically by 43% in 2011 while the percentage of Singapore witnessed steeply waves at the final period by 40%.
To sum up, the percentage of Malaysia and Philippines saw a slightly risen over the period in comparison with that of Singapore and Thailand oscillated in the diagram.
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