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The image consists of a bar chart comparing employment rates across six countries (Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, UK, New Zealand, and USA) in two different years (1995 and 2005) and dividing data by gender (Male and Female). For 1995 and 2005 respectively, Australia shows employment rates of approximately 73% and 78% for males, 54% and 65% for females. Switzerland presents roughly 82% and 83% for males, 58% and 63% for females. Iceland's rates are around 84% and 86% for males, and 66% and 80% for females. The UK has about 76% and 80% for males, 61% and 67% for females. New Zealand's data are 76% and 80% for males, and 55% and 67% for females. The USA showcases roughly 77% and 80% for males, and 65% and 69% for females.
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The bar chart presented the information about employment rates among 6 countries in between 1995 and 2005.
Overall, both male and female employee in 2005 is higher than in 1995. Male employee got a higher rates in every countries in 2005. Furthermore, the female employee in 1995 got a lower rates every countries.
In terms of Male employee, in 2005 got a higher rates 80.00% in Iceland and the lower 70.00% in Australia. In 1995, the higher rates reached 70.00% in Iceland and the lower one reached approximately in 55.00% in UK.
On the other hands, the higher rates in female employee in 1995 reached 55.00% in Switzerland and the lower one rates 25.00% in New Zealand. In 2005, the data shown that female employee got the higher rates 69.00% in Switzerland and got 39.00% as a lower rates in Australia.
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