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Lower secondary completion rate, female (% of relevant age group)
2015,2009,2008,2006,2005,1998,1997,1996,1995,1994
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Diese Zeitleiste vorliegt die Graphik ab 1994 J. bis 2015 J. Germany. Die Angaben bis 1993 J. sind nicht vorhanden. Die Zahl aktueller Beobachtungen nach Daten: 10.
Die Quelle (Bezeichnung):
Kennzahlen der Weltentwicklung
Die Quelle (Einrichtung):
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics.
Kategorien:
Education
Es wurde aktualisiert:
23 Apr 2017 Jahr
Kennzahlen der Wertänderungen vom Jahr zum Jahr
Minimum:
56.027
1 Jan 2015 Jahr
Maximum:
89.552
1 Jan 2008 Jahr
Zum Datum der Beobachtung
Wert
Absolute Veränderung
Die Veränderung bezüglich dem vorherigen Wert
1 Jan 1994 Jahr
77.457
+77.457
0.0%
1 Jan 1995 Jahr
79.681
+2.223
2.87%
1 Jan 1996 Jahr
79.708
+0.027
0.03%
1 Jan 1997 Jahr
81.921
+2.214
2.78%
1 Jan 1998 Jahr
82.697
+0.776
0.95%
1 Jan 2005 Jahr
83.089
+0.392
0.47%
1 Jan 2006 Jahr
84.977
+1.887
2.27%
1 Jan 2008 Jahr
89.552
+4.575
5.38%
1 Jan 2009 Jahr
87.267
-2.285
-2.55%
1 Jan 2015 Jahr
56.027
-31.24
-35.8%
Bewertung der Länder gemäß mit laufender Statistik nach Jahren
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