The tabular data gives information about the proportion of public money spent on schooling and training and the participation of people coming from 18-21 age groups in five different countries in the year 2012.
It is noticeable that while all countries allotted a negligible percentage of money on education and training courses, participation…
In 2012, Poland was the most populous country, spending only 5.0% of its budget, whereas five times as much money was allotted to education and training in Slovenia. This was expected, as it was in Poland that the figure rose most, being 13%.
However, 41% of people took part in Poland, showing the highest participation rate.
A similar rate, the figure for Slovenians was four times as little as it was in Poland. Also, a lot of Hungarians participated, reaching 34% of participation rate. When it comes to Czech and Romania, both stood at under 28%, with each contributing to 27% and 27%,
