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Band 5+: summarise the informartion by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisions where relevant

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The image shows two bar charts comparing employment rates by gender across three countries in 2005 and 2015. In 2005, Canada's male employment rate is approximately 70% and female rate is 55%; South Korea's male rate is 75% and female rate is 35%; Sweden's male rate is 78% and female rate is 68%. By 2015, Canada's male rate is about 68% and female rate is 58%; South Korea's male rate is 72% and female rate is 45%; Sweden's male rate is 74% and female rate is 70%.
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The chart illustrates male and female employment rates by country in 2005 and in 2015. The countries were Canada, South Korea, and Sweden.

Overall the highest rates employment in every countries was male and female had the lowest number in these three countries.

in terms of employment rates in Canada, the proportion of employed male increased from 60 persen in 2005 to 70 persen in 2015, in other side the employed female got increased steadly around 15 persen. So in 2015 it reached until 50 persen from 35 persen in 2005. Meanwhile in South Korea, the employed male and female were remain stable rates but male had the highest rates than female with 70 persen and the female workers only 25 persen until 2015.

By contrast, the situation in Sweden was opposite of that in other two countries. Employed of male got decreased significantly from 75 persen in 2005 to 65 persen in 2015. Even it decreased until 10 persen, but the employed female rose 5 persen from 40 persen in 2005 to 45 persen in 2015.

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