The bar chart compares information of unemployed graduates by gender, at 20-24, in one European country over a two-year period from january 2008 to october 2009; all information is measured in percentages.
Overall, is evident that figure of men percentage always was higher that women figure percentage. Meanwhile, both figure experienced some fluctuation, especially in the middle of the period both had a significant increase in profits.
In january 2008, the figure of men percentage of unemployed graduate started at 10%, before decline to approximately 8% in april 2008. Following this, from july 2008 to october 2008, figure experienced a dramatic increase from around 8% to just over 15%. However, afterward, from january 2009 to july 2009 this figure faced a slight decline from around 12% to approximately 11%. However, afterward, this figure faced a significant increase to approximately 23% in october 2009.
Conversely, the figure of women unemployed graduate started at just below 10% in january 2008. Following this, from april 2008 to july 2008, the figure experienced a slight decrease from around 6% to 5%. However, afterward, this figure faced a significant increase to just over 10% in october 2008, before falling once more to around 6% again in april 2009. However, from july 2009 to october 2009, this figure increased again from 10% to just below 15%.