The bar chart compares the percentage of Bulgarians categorized three sorts of education backgrounds which planned to leave Bulgaria between 2002 and 2008. Overall, it can be seen that the figure of people with secondary education which wanted to stay and visit abroad was higher than another education degree.
Based on the graph, standing at 65 per cent, secondary education presented as the highest percentage of the Bulgarians in 2002. Then, it was a gradual decrease by 4 per cent in next four-year period. At the end of the year, this rate, again went down to 59%. Above all, even though the secondary education decreased gradually, it still became higher percentage than another educational level.
Next, two of the categories rose steadily in 2006, by higher education to a fifth per cent and primary and lower education to 19%. Moreover, over the following period, while primary and lower education grew significantly, higher education witnessed a dramatic drop at least one in ten per cent over the following period.
Based on the graph, standing at 65 per cent, secondary education presented as the highest percentage of the Bulgarians in 2002. Then, it was a gradual decrease by 4 per cent in next four-year period. At the end of the year, this rate, again went down to 59%. Above all, even though the secondary education decreased gradually, it still became higher percentage than another educational level.
Next, two of the categories rose steadily in 2006, by higher education to a fifth per cent and primary and lower education to 19%. Moreover, over the following period, while primary and lower education grew significantly, higher education witnessed a dramatic drop at least one in ten per cent over the following period.
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