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The image shows two visualizations representing work force and unemployment in Australia by place of birth. The left side features a pie chart with three categories: Born in Australia (76%), ESC (10%), and NESC (14%). The right side displays a line graph with three lines representing Australia (dotted), ESC (solid black), and NESC (dashed), showing unemployment percentage from 1993 to 2003 with the y-axis ranging from 0 to 8 and the x-axis in 2-year increments. The ESC line starts at approximately 7% in 1993, fluctuates and ends at around 5% in 2003. The NESC line starts at about 6%, peaks to almost 8% in 1995, then drops to around 4% in 2003. The Australia line begins just under 4%, peaks at over 4% in 1995, and ends just over 2% in 2003.
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The chart and graph below give information regarding with 3 kind of workers in Australia and the employment levels within those groups over a period of ten year from 1993 to 2003.
Looking more closely at pie chart, once can see that the percentage of domestic labor stood at 76%, which was far more higher than the others. By comparision, the lowest figure, 10%, was recorded in ESC while the figure for NESC was 14%.
It is noteworthy that there was an significant decrease in NESC by 3% in 2000. Next, Ustralian workers gradually fell to 2% in the end of period. Finally, the number of unemployment in ESC climbed slightly to approximately 2 % in 1995 and went on drop to 1,5% in 2003.
Overall, it is noticeable that work force born in Australia had the highest rate roughly 76%. in comparision, with 14% of NESC and with 10% of ESC. Besides, there was an upward trend in both Australia, ESC and HESC between 1993 and 2003.
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