The table illustrates the percentage of unemployed individuals over nine regions, in 1994 and 2004.
Overall, the number of unemployed people is different in every country. Over the period Ireland plunged intensively. First japan was the least one among other nations and this rate remained almost steady. Moreover, the percentage of unemployed ones surged dramatically in the Poland.
In 1994, the percentage of unemployed individuals was highest in the Ireland, at 14.8% followed by Poland at 12.4%. Over the period, Australia and Italy slightly diminished to lower figures, at 5.4% and 8.4%, same goes for the USA and Canada. The UK’s percentage of unemployed people got halved.
By 2004, the unemployment rate for people had increased to 19% in the Poland and 9.4% in Germany. Meanwhile, the figures of the Japan was the lowest one in 1994 and become second lowest one next to Ireland. Ireland was the most peak one among other nations, nonetheless this rate got developed and become the least one among other nations.
