The provided diagram illustrates the proportion of government investment in the education field and the individuals aged from 18 to 24 taking part in it in five different nations in the year 2012.
Overall, what stands out from the chart is that Slovenia spent the most on education and training, as opposed to Poland. Another point to note is that the rate of participation of the 18-24 age group in Poland reached the highest point, while the lowest one belonged to Romania.
Turning to the details, as for the percentage of government expenditure, Slovenia topped the list with 25%, which was five times as much as Poland. Additionally, the proportion of the Czech Republic was almost as high as that of Romania, with 9% and 10% respectively. The second largest investing country was Hungary, whose rate was at 13 %.
If we look at the proportion of attendance, there was 4 % difference between Poland and Slovenia, with 44 % and 40 % in turn. The same gap could also be seen in Romania (23%)and the Czech Republic (27%). Hungary was ranked third in the list with 34 %.