Figure A1.
The panel contains multiple country-specific trend charts labelled A T, B E, B G, C R, C Y, C Z, D E, D K, E E, E S, F I, F R, G R, H U, I E, I T, L T, L U, L V, M T, N L, P L, P T, R O, S E, S I, and S K. The x-axis spans approximately 2000 to 2030, while the y-axis represents enrolment percentages. Four lines are plotted in each country panel and correspond to Preprimary School Enrolment, Percent of All Eligible Children; Primary School Enrolment, Percent of All Eligible Children; Secondary School Enrolment, Percent of All Eligible Children; and Tertiary School Enrolment, Percent of All Eligible Children. The charts enable comparison of enrolment trends over time across countries and educational levels, showing varying patterns of growth, stability, and fluctuation.Trends in school enrollment by education level across EU countries (preprimary, primary, secondary and tertiary education enrollment)
Source: Authors’ research in Stata 18