The provided pie chart demonstrates the information about the proportion of employees in Australia with three various categories. Regarding the line graph, it describes the employment rates in three different countries, namely: Spain, Germany, and Italy.
Overall, the percentage of Australian workers had a dominant sector while others just accounted for a minimal percentage. Furthermore, the employment rates witnessed a difference in trend of those nations throughout the period shown.
On the pie chart, the data of Non English workers and English employers made up for 13% and 11%, respectively. By contrast, this figure for Australian people working in Australia, comprised a large data of total in the workforce, by 76%.
Looking at the line graph, the changes in unemployment in Spain stood at approximately 13%, by 1991, and then in 1993, it saw a moderately increase to about 18%. This figure witnessed no change in the next two years before declining significantly and ending at under 10%. About 4% in the employment rate in Germany, which it shows fluctuating before surging and overtaking that of Spain, at 11%. An opposite up and down trend in others can be observed in the proportion of unemployed people in Italy. This figure experienced a plateau trend during the period shown, at about 8%.