The 10 best-educated countries in the world

Captain · 09-24-2012, 03:30 PM · 4 people reading this discussion

#1
[size=1.167em][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][/size][size=14px]10. Ireland[/size][size=1.167em][/color][/size]
[size=1.167em][/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][/size][size=14px]Percentage of population with tertiary education: 37%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 7.3% (highest)
GDP per capita: $40,478 (7th highest)

9. Australia
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 38%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 3.2% (12th lowest)
GDP per capita: $40,790 (6th highest)
8. Finland
Percentage of population with tertiary education:38%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 1.8% (4th lowest)
GDP per capita: $36,307 (14th highest)

7. United Kingdom
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 38%
Average annual growth rate: 4% (10th highest)
GDP per capita: $35,756 (15th highest)

6. South Korea
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 40%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 5.2% (6th highest)
GDP per capita: $28,797 (16th lowest)
5. New Zealand
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 41%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 3.5% (13th highest)
GDP per capita: $29,711 (17th lowest)[/size][size=1.167em][/color]
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#2
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=14px]4. United States[/size][/color]
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=14px]Percentage of population with tertiary education:[/size][/color] 42%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 1.3% (2nd lowest)
GDP per capita: $46,548 (4th highest)

3. Japan

Percentage of population with tertiary education: 45%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 2.9% (10th lowest)
GDP per capita: $33,785 (18th highest)

2. Israel

Percentage of population with tertiary education: 46%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): N/A
GDP per capita: $26,531 (13th lowest)

1. Canada

Percentage of population with tertiary education: 51%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 2.4% (5th lowest)
GDP per capita: $39,050 (11th highest)

#3
...and then they all migrate to America after graduation.

end of story!  :grin:

#4
Googs,

without the laffing Icons :

why would an Israeli migrate to the USA ..

Is like the Boss going and live with the Servant ...... ::rofl:: ::rofl::


[quote author=The Captain link=topic=71575.msg443858#msg443858 date=1348511709]
Israel
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 46%
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#5
[quote author=The Captain link=topic=71575.msg443858#msg443858 date=1348511709]
1. Canada
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 51%
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We try to Educate you Folks via this Forum :

But ....uummm...hard head is hard head ......hehehehe  ::lol:: ::lol::

#6
[quote author=The Captain link=topic=71575.msg443858#msg443858 date=1348511709]
[size=1.167em][/size][size=14px]4. United States[/size]
[size=1.167em][/color][/size][size=14px]Percentage of population with tertiary education:[/size] 42%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 1.3% (2nd lowest)
GDP per capita: $46,548 (4th highest)

3. Japan
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 45%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 2.9% (10th lowest)
GDP per capita: $33,785 (18th highest)

2. Israel

Percentage of population with tertiary education: 46%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): N/A
GDP per capita: $26,531 (13th lowest)

[/color]1. [color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Canada
Percentage of population with tertiary education: 51%
Average annual growth rate (2000-10): 2.4% (5th lowest)
GDP per capita: $39,050
(11th highest)
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:goal: Confusedoccer: ::four::

#7
We have a 9 point spread over these dudes in Amrica !!

Dammmnnn....

it seems like a 50 point spread at minimum ...hahahaha  ::lol:: ::lol::

#8
Inability to Read is the major reason.

Book gats too many words  ::lol:: ::lol::

#9
Even IF dem bukkel down and do READ :

we run into a secondary problem :

Comprehension !.............. :blank:

#10
AND even IF dem read and have Someone explain :

AND dem get it even via , say , a Michael Moore documentary ...

WE run in to a TERTIARY  problem :

Dem will repeat de same shyte de following day ....hahahahaha  ::rofl::

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