Provided is a figure concerning the data on the proportion of government expense on schooling and training as well as the participation rate of people aged 18-24 in five distinct nations in 2012.
Overall, it is evident that Slovenia observed the highest expenditure rate among these countries, while its rate of participation rate was the second highest, just less than that in Poland. However, Poland had the lowest percentage of expenditure.
In terms of expense percentage of education and training, as the figure reveals, the highest one was recorded by Slovenia, reaching the peak of 25%, compared to the rate of Poland with just 5 times lower. Czech Republic and Romania witnessed the similar proportions, at 9% and 10% respectively, while the number was slightly higher by the government of Hungary, at 13%. Turning to the topic of participation, it can be seen that Poland and Slovenia were listed as the highest rates, accounted for 44% and 4% lower respectively. That discrepancy was similar between two smallest percentages, with 23% and 27% recorded by Romania and Czech Republic, while Hungary still stood at the third list in both categories, at 34%.