Which countries provide their citizens with the best higher education? The figure below presents one summary the World Economic Forum used to address this question. On the left, it shows the number of Top 200 universities by country. On the right, it shows the percentage of universities of each country that are part of the Top 200. Mention some ways to better illustrate the point they are trying to make.

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-100 Top-200 universities by country -40 -20 -80 -60 0 USA (92) UK (17) Canada (15) Germany (14) Australia (8) Netherlands (6)- Switzerland (5) Italy (5) Hong Kong (47) Sweden (4) Norway (3) Denmark (3) - Taiwan (3) Korea (3) Japan (3) Israel (2) Singapore (2) Belgium (2) Finland (1) Ireland (1) New Zealand (1) Austria (1) Portugal (1)- Spain (1) France (1) Mexico (1) Brazil (1) Share of national universities in top-200 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% Hong Kong (182%) Sweden (8.7%) UK (6.0%) Norway (5.8%) Switzerland (5.0%) Israel (4.9%) Singapore (4.5%) Netherlands (4.4%) Canada (4.3%) Australia (4.0%) Denmark (3.9%) Germany (3.1%) USA (2.8%) Belgium (2.4%) Finland (2.3%) *** Italy (2.1%) Ireland (2.1%) Taiwan (1.9%) New Zealand (1.9%) Austria (1.3%) Portugal (0.9%) Korea (0.9%) Spain (0.4%) Japan (0.3%) France (0.2%) Mexico (0.1%) Brazil (0.1%)