The given line graph compares the percentage of people in terms of accessing post-secondary education in China, USA, India, and Russia from 1990 to 2020.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the number of individuals who accessed higher education went up, albeit at varying rates, with Russia seeing the lowest growth.
In 1990, figures for the USA were 60% and rose noticeably to roughly 75% by the end of the timeframe. By contrast, people studying at universities in Russia experienced a drop of about 10%, and before declining to 45%, it peaked in 1995 at approximately 55%. Until 2020, the rate experienced a remarkable increase (62%).
In India, despite being the lowest starting point (10%), there was a significant surge, achieving second dominance (87%). Regarding the proportion of Chinese people who were able to study at universities, it was one-fifth and dramatically went up to 90%, except in 1995, when it underwent a gradual increase to 45%.
