The chart and graph demonstrate three different type of workers in Australia and the ratio of unempoyment within those three groups.
Overall, the percentage of workers who were born in Australia had a overwhelmed number compared to remaining groups. In addition, these groups had unstable percentage of unemployment and all were decreased significantly.
According to the pie chart, the workforce in Australia by place of birth in 2003 accounted for nearly 80% which was strongly higher than ESC AND NESC. For ESC, the number of workforce was only 10% that was lower 8 times than Australia by comparision. NESC had a mildly higher 4% than ESC but it just represented a small number in the total.
Regarding the unemployment rates between 1993 and 2003, NESC started with 4% but it declined a bit in 1995. From there, this number kept maintaining fluctuation from 1997 to 1999, however it developed moderately in 2001 before dropping close to the lowest level. In Australia, after falling substantially from around in 1995, the proportion climbed noticeably in 1997. In spite of having a decrease in 1999, this percentage did not diminish beyond 2%. Finally, ESC begun with 8% which was a higher number in comparision with Astralia and NESC. Nonetheless, this group plummed sharply in about 1997 and went down again in around 1999, its ratio was the highest in the end within those groups.