The line graph demonstrates the proportion of citizens with access to higher education in 4 different countries between 1990 and 2020.
It can be seen from given information that, in all nations, the proportion of residents with access higher education witnessed a positive change albeit at varying degrees, with India showing the biggest and China becoming dominant by the end of the period.
In 1990, one-fifth of Chinese people were able to study at universities, after which is number gradually went up to approximately 25 % by 1995. From this point onwards, the number surged till the end of the given time period, overtaking other countries and becoming dominant. A similar pattern can be seen for India, initially only 10 % of Indians had access to post-secondary school. From that point, the figure rose slightly to 12% by 1995, which was followed by a noticable rose till the end of the time frame (to around 85%).
In Russia, the share of people accessing higher education started from considerably higher percentage (50%). This figure followed an upward trend to well above 60% in 2020, apart from 2000, when there was a drop of about 10% (declined to 45%). The USA, on the other hand, increased gradually from 60% in 1990 to roughly 76% in 2020.
