The bar chart shows the percentage of young people in higher education in 2000, 2005 and 2010.
The bar chart compares the proportion of young people in higher education in three different years (2000, 2005, and 2010) in four nations.
Overall, the percentage of young people enrolling higher school was increase in these countries, with the exception of country B in all three years. In addition, the country D had the greatest increase in young people studying higher school during the period shown.
In 2000, the young people in higher education in country D accounted for the highest percentage, which increased almost three seconds of these people in country A, about 60% and 38% respectively. Over the following for ten years, these figures for both countries climbed constantly by 20% each.
Turning to the two remaining countries, we can see that, in country C, young people participation in higher education grew a negligible amount by 2% over a decade. By contrast, these people in country B remained at 40% during the period shown, despite a small drop at 5% in 2005.
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