The provided chart illustrates the information about three categories of workers in Australia and unemployment levels within those categories, respectively in 2003 and between 1993 and 2003, measured in percentage per group.
Overall, born in Australia was the most evaluated group while ESC accounted for the least in workforce. By contrast, unemployment proportion in Australia clearly decreased throughout the given period, while ESC was the highest and the most declining group.
In terms of alone Australia, the born percentage stood at maximum 76% in 2003. In 1993, the unemployment rate was at 4 percentage, witnessing an relative decrease year by year. In 1995, it inclined to roughly 2,5 percent, then stayed around just over 2,5% in 1997 and under 2,5% in the 1999s. Although experiencing a slight increase to close to 2,5% in 2001, it had finally declined approximately to a bit over 2% in 2003.
Regarding NECS group, it notably made up 14% in workforce market. Viewing unemployment rate, it recorded the highest with nearly 7% in 1993. From 1995 to 1997, it dropped significantly and eventually stood at around 3% in 1997. In 199, it had rose slightly over 3%. Since 2001, it continued to go down, falling approximately to 3% in 2003.
Turning to ESC, it comprised the lowest proportion of workforce in Australia, with only 10%, in 2003. Considering unemployment percentage, it reached at over 3,5%, declining to roughly 2,5% in 1995. Between 1997 and the end of 1999, before 2001, it showed a downward trend, assessed around relatively 2,5% to under 2%. The trend conversely continued to rise, peaking over 2% in 2001, before diminishing in 2003 with notably 1,5%.