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The image displays a table illustrating the percentage of government spending on education and training versus participation of 18-24-year-olds in five countries in 2012: Poland, Expenditure rate 5%, Participation rate 44%; Czech Republic, Expenditure rate 9%, Participation rate 27%; Romania, Expenditure rate 10%, Participation rate 23%; Hungary, Expenditure rate 13%, Participation rate 34%; Slovenia, Expenditure rate 25%, Participation rate 40%.
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The table compares five countries expenditure and participation rate in education among 18-24 years olds in 2012.
From an overall perspective, in all five countries the participation of young generation was higher conpared to expenditure. Slovenia had the greatest percentages in both categories.
In detail, spending on education and training for Slovenia was 25%, which was almost twice more than Hungary. Romania and Czech Republic had almost identical figures for expenditure education, 10% and 9%, respectively. Poland, however, spend only 5%.
Regarding the participation rate, Poland was the dominant country which had 44%, by four percentages more than Slovenia. Hungary and Czech Republic had almost a third, while Romania showed approximately a quarter.
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