Finland scored at top on nearly on all the measures.
Explanation:
Finland has created an educational system based on the equality where everyone’s potential can be used and develop. Last year, Finland conducted an OECD test in which adults of the 24 countries age from 16-65 were measured on many aspects such as literacy, numeracy, and other problem-solving skills in which Finland scored very well.
The test showed that all younger Finns who had the opportunity to attend the compulsory basic school after the reforms had excessive knowledge those who were aged, and who were educated before the reforms, knew the average.
Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
Individualistic is the right answer.
Individualistic political culture sees the government as a device for discussing issues that value to individual residents and for seeking individual aims. In this culture, people interact with the state in the same way, they would communicate with a marketplace. They assume the government to afford goods and services they see as basic, and the public leaders and administrators who produce them anticipate to be recompensed for their works. Accordingly, under an Individualistic political culture, residents will tend to be more receptive of corruption from their executive officers and less likely to see governments as a noble profession in which all residents should engage.
