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Likelihood of Reporting to Believe That They Have a Say in Government, by Educational Attainment (2012): Survey of Adult Skills, 25-64 Year-Olds, Upper Secondary or Post-Secondary Non-Tertiary Education as Reference Category

Education at a Glance

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Likelihood of Reporting to Believe That They Have a Say in Government, by Educational Attainment (2012): Survey of Adult Skills, 25-64 Year-Olds, Upper Secondary or Post-Secondary Non-Tertiary Education as Reference Category

Education at a Glance

doi 10.1787/eag-2015-graph86-en

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