The given table illustrates young people’s percentage at universities in six countries like Italy, UK, Spain, Poland, Norway, Finland for year 2000 and 2007.
Overall, Finland had highest percentage of young people in 2000 and in 2007 Poland had highest percentage of young people at universities. As table shows us Italy had the lowest in year 2000 and Spain had the lowest in 2007.
Firstly, in year 2000 countries like UK and Spain had similar 46% of young people at their universities and Finland had the highest 70% of young people. Poland and Norway had 64 and 66 percentage young people respectively.
Secondly, in year 2007 Finland’s percentage of young people didn’t change over the years, it was same as year 2000, 70%. Poland had the highest 78% of young people at universities in year 2007 and Spain had the lowest 41% of young people at universities. Italy, UK and Norway had 52%, 54% and 65% respectively in year 2007.
The
given
table illustrates
young
people’s
percentage
at
universities
in six countries like Italy, UK, Spain, Poland, Norway, Finland for
year
2000 and 2007.
Overall
, Finland had
highest
percentage
of
young
people
in 2000 and in 2007 Poland had
highest
percentage
of
young
people
at
universities
. As table
shows
us Italy had the lowest in
year
2000 and Spain had the lowest in 2007.
Firstly
, in
year
2000 countries like UK and Spain had similar 46% of
young
people
at their
universities
and Finland had the highest 70% of
young
people
. Poland and Norway had 64 and 66
percentage
young
people
respectively
.
Secondly
, in
year
2007 Finland’s
percentage
of
young
people
didn’t
change
over the years, it was same as
year
2000, 70%. Poland had the highest 78% of
young
people
at
universities
in
year
2007 and Spain had the lowest 41% of
young
people
at
universities
. Italy, UK and Norway had 52%, 54% and 65%
respectively
in
year
2007.