The bar graph illustrates the proportion of youth from six countries studying in universities in 2000 and 2007.
Overall, it is clear that among the given countries, Finland had the maximum proportion of youth enrolled in universities in the 2000, while in 2007, the maximum percentage was from Poland. There was a change in the proportion of youth enrolled studying in universities in all the countries except Finland.
In Italy, UK and Poland the percentage of youth enrolled in universities increased over time. 38% of Italian youth and 64% of polish youth studied at universities in 2000 and both these countries saw a rise of 14% in the next seven years. Similarly, in the Uk the percentage of youth enrolled in universities increased from 46% to 54%.
By contrast, Spain and Norway witnessed a small decline in the proportion of youth enrolled in universities. In Spain, the percentage of youth enrolled in universities fell from 46% to 41% and in Norway, the proportion fell from 66% to 65%. Finally, the percentage of Finish youth in universities remained the same at 70%.
