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The image presents a bar chart representing graduate unemployment by gender from January 2008 to October 2009 for individuals aged 20-24 in an unspecified European country. In January 2008, both men and women recorded approximately 10% and just below 10% unemployment, respectively. By April 2008, men's unemployment decreased slightly below 10%, while women's neared 10%. July 2008 data reveals men's percentage at about 7% and women's just above 10%. A marked increase is seen in October 2008, with men's unemployment rising to approximately 15% and women's to around 17%. January 2009 shows a slight decrease, with men at roughly 12% and women at 13%. Numbers for April 2009 depict men at 10% and women around 11%. In July 2009, unemployment climbed for men to about 12% and women to 13%. Significantly, October 2009 shows men at around 22% and women slightly above 14%.
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The given graph illustrates information about average 20-24 age group of people, who graduated, but jobless in Europe country between 2008 and 2009.
Overall, unemployed men are much higher, while women graduates are half as high as men percentages in the end.
In January 2008, men unoccupied are more than female joblesses, with respective figures of 10% and nearly 8%.However, in the next two month records unchanged with men at 8%, while women at 6%. As for October 2008 number of both male jobless increased slightly respectively at 16% and 11%.
At the beginning of 2009, unemployment fell for both genders, dropping to about 12% for men and 9% for women in January. While the male figure remained relatively stable in April, female unemployment decreased further to approximately 6%. In July 2009, women’s unemployment rose again to around 10%. By October 2009, both genders saw a dramatic increase, peaking at about 22% for men and 14% for women.
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