Need a conclusion for the following report?This report will shed light on two main questions: How does the education level in Sussex County compare to that of Kent County? Then, what is the difference between Sussex and Kent in the percentage of homeowners living in their homes? This report also analyzes demographic and socio-economic indicators between Kent and Sussex counties in Delaware. The indicators considered in this report are the level of education, poverty level, immigrants born outside the United States, the rate of housing occupied by their owners, the rate of disability, and the evolution of employment. The data demonstrates the contrasting differences between the two counties and allows us to appreciate their social and economic landscapes. This report aims to help policymakers better understand these two counties, which can help them develop social policies, subsidies, and resource distribution. In the context of education, the percentage of people with a bachelor's degree in Sussex County is 31.7% (See Appendix B). Comparatively, in Kent County, the percentage of people with a bachelor's degree is 26.3% (See Appendix A). The result is that Sussex County has a higher percentage of people who have obtained a bachelor's degree than Kent County. Regarding