The bar chart above illustrates the number of people who were self-sufficient between two years (1998 and 2008) In five 5 countries.
It is clear that the numbers of people in three different countries namely Russian federation, Slovakia and Czech republic showed the far less trends compared to working people of Greece and Turkey.
The fewest number of personnels in the chart was in the Russian federation with about 3% in 1998 and 4% in 2008. And the number of working staff in Slovakia showed an upward shift while 10 years period with 8%. The percentage of Czech employed individuals grew by approximately 5% in 10 years.
In terms of two hugest numbers of Greek and Turkish working people, they were both far more percentage holders. In respect of the percentage of Greek workers decreased from its initial approximately 45% to nearly 30%. Similarly, the proportion of job-holders in Turkey was the highest one in both two years, experiencing a significant decline from nearly 55% to 40% respectively in 1998 and 2008.
