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The image includes a table with data for eight European countries in 2015 detailing employment rates, higher education percentages, and average annual incomes: Austria has a 71.1% employment rate, 30.0% with a college/university education, and €23,260 income; Bulgaria shows 62.0% employment, 28.2% education, €3,332 income; Greece at 54.9% employment, 26.1% education, €7,052 income; Latvia records 60.8% employment, 29.0% education, €5,208 income; Luxembourg has 68.1% employment, 41.1% education, €39,430 income; Norway with 74.6% employment, 43.2% education, €41,440 income; Portugal at 63.9% employment, 22.9% education, €8,403 income; UK presents 72.7% employment, 41.4% education, €20,645 income.
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There is a chart gives information of employment and education for eight European countries in 2015. This chart also has included the average annual income.All the countries encompasses, Austria,Bulgaria, Greece, Latvia, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, and UK.
In the subject of employment rate, The countries of Norway, UK, and Austria reachest the highest score. On the other hand, Greece employment rate of Greece has got the lowest score. Phenomenally means, Greece has several unemployment.
In the subject of education, especially with a college university education (25-64 year olds), the highest and the lowest score have reached by Norway and Portugal in a row (43.2 and 22.9)
In the subject of average income. Luxembourg managed to reached the highest score which is 41-485. Luxembourg has proven became one of the richese countries in the world. Yet, the lowest score has reached by Bulgaria which is 3.830 dhat means Bulgaria has included one of the poorest countries in the world.
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