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Expenditure on tertiary as % of government expenditure on education (%)

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Zeitlinie:

Diese Zeitleiste vorliegt die Graphik ab 1999 J. bis 2012 J. Denmark. Die Angaben bis 1998 J. sind nicht vorhanden. Die Zahl aktueller Beobachtungen nach Daten: 14.

Die Quelle (Bezeichnung):

Kennzahlen der Weltentwicklung

Die Quelle (Einrichtung):

UNESCO Institute for Statistics

Kategorien:

Education

Es wurde aktualisiert:

23 Apr 2017 Jahr

Kennzahlen der Wertänderungen vom Jahr zum Jahr

im Durchschnitt:

29.032

Minimum:

26.126

1 Jan 1999 Jahr

Maximum:

32.094

1 Jan 2002 Jahr

Zum Datum der Beobachtung

Wert

Absolute Veränderung

Die Veränderung bezüglich dem vorherigen Wert

1 Jan 1999 Jahr

26.126

+26.126

0.0%

1 Jan 2000 Jahr

28.988

+2.862

10.96%

1 Jan 2001 Jahr

30.001

+1.013

3.49%

1 Jan 2002 Jahr

32.094

+2.093

6.98%

1 Jan 2003 Jahr

31.98

-0.115

-0.36%

1 Jan 2004 Jahr

29.995

-1.985

-6.21%

1 Jan 2005 Jahr

29.824

-0.171

-0.57%

1 Jan 2006 Jahr

28.678

-1.146

-3.84%

1 Jan 2007 Jahr

28.382

-0.296

-1.03%

1 Jan 2008 Jahr

29.197

+0.815

2.87%

1 Jan 2009 Jahr

28.303

-0.894

-3.06%

1 Jan 2010 Jahr

27.641

-0.663

-2.34%

1 Jan 2011 Jahr

27.329

-0.312

-1.13%

1 Jan 2012 Jahr

27.904

+0.576

2.11%

Bewertung der Länder gemäß mit laufender Statistik nach Jahren

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