The chart below shows the fertility rate depending on the education in different countries.
The chart below shows the fertility rate depending on the education in different countries. 70JwA
The bar chart illustrates the fertility rate depending on the education level in Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia and Maldives in different times.
Overall, there is a clear tendecy to decrease in fertility rate by the education level' increasing. For instance, among the education levels' fertility rates, the highest rate belonged to no education, while the lowest rate belonged to Secondary or higher.
It is clear that the most fertility rate for all the education levels in total was in Nigeria in 2013 (approximately 7. 0, 6. 0, and 4. 0 respectively and in total 17. 0). Meanwhile, the least fertility rate for all the education levels in sum were in Indonesia in 2012 and Maldives in 2009 (nearly for all levels 3. 0 and in total over 9. 0).
It is obivous that among the levels, the most difference was in Ethiopia in 2011, because for no education the rate number was roughly 6. 0, while for the Secondary or higher the number was nearly 1. 5. On the other hand, the least difference was in Maldives in 2009 with nearly zero, so figures were almost same.
The bar chart illustrates the
fertility
rate
depending on the
education
level
in Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia and Maldives in
different
times.
Overall
, there is a
clear
tendecy
to decrease in
fertility
rate
by the
education
level' increasing.
For instance
, among the
education
levels'
fertility
rates
, the highest
rate
belonged to no
education
, while the lowest
rate
belonged to Secondary or higher.
It is
clear
that the most
fertility
rate
for all the
education
levels
in total was in Nigeria in 2013 (approximately 7. 0, 6. 0, and 4. 0
respectively
and in total 17. 0). Meanwhile, the least
fertility
rate
for all the
education
levels
in sum were in Indonesia in 2012 and Maldives in 2009 (
nearly
for all
levels
3. 0 and in total over 9. 0).
It is
obivous
that among the
levels
, the most difference was in Ethiopia in 2011,
because
for no
education
the
rate
number was roughly 6. 0, while for the Secondary or higher the number was
nearly
1. 5.
On the other hand
, the least difference was
in Maldives
in 2009 with
nearly
zero,
so
figures were almost same.