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The image presents a dual-axis chart with unemployment rate (%) and people leaving Ireland (quantity) over years 1988-2008. 1988: Unemployment rate ~17%, People leaving ~56,000; 1990: ~13%, ~56,000; 1992: ~15%, ~52,000; 1994: ~13%, ~48,000; 1996: ~11%, ~31,000; 1998: ~7%, ~27,000; 2000: ~4%, ~24,000; 2002: ~5%, ~26,000; 2004: ~5%, ~27,000; 2006: ~4%, ~29,000; 2008: ~6%, ~50,000.
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The line chart illustrate the proportion of people who are unemployed and number of people that migrate from Ireland between 1998 to 2008.

Overall, there is a decrease in percentage of people who not get jobs and the number of people leave Ireland show a slighly decrease in 2008 compared to 1998.

Initially, the unemployment rate in Ireland is approximately at 17%. Afterwards, this figure drop significantly until 2000, hovering around 5% with a slighly increase in 1992 in between 14 and 16 percent. After year 2000, there was a climb to around 6% in 2008.

The number of people who leaving Ireland began with 60000, which drop substantially to around 33000 in 1992. This trends continue to decrease with slower rate until it all time low nearly 25000 in 2002. However, there is a change, showing an increased trends up to 50000 people that is migrate to another country in 2008.

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