The table illustrates the proportion of government expenditure rate on education and training as well as the participation rate of 18 to 24 years old in five different countries such as Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary and Slovenia in 2012.
Overall, it is quite evident that Slovenia was the highest expenditure rate on education and Poland was the highest participation rate.
To commence with, Slovenia was spending highest percentage of government expenditure on education and training around 25% and the participation rate was around 40%. Romania was expenditure lowest proportion of government spending on education and training around 10% and the participation rate was approximately 23% in five countries in 2012.
Furthermore, another one of the Czech Republic was spending less slightly around 9% and the participation rate was around 27% Poland expenditure rate is lowest at 5% and the participation rate is highest around 44% of 18 to 24 years old in five countries in 2012.
