The provided pie chart illutrates the proportion of employees in Australia in three shown sectors. Regarding the line graph describes the percentage of unemployment rates in three different countries, namely: Spain, Germany, and Italy from 1991 to 2005.
Overall, Australian accounted for the largest percentage of workers in Australia while the figures for others had a small datas. Moreover, there was a difference trend in three nations, witnessed a growth in the proportion of unemployment rate in Germany, whereas those in Spain declined a lot. An opposite up amd down trend in these figures can be observed in that of Italy, with a remaining unchanged.
On the pie chart, the percentage of people working Australia with non English speaking and English speaking people just comprised about 13% and 11%, correspondingly. By contrast, this figure for Austrilians had a dominant, with the highest data of total in the proportion.
Looking at the line graph, at the beginning of shown period, the Spain stood at the largest point, at nearly 14% while this figures for Germany and Italy, just at 8% and 4%, respectively. In the initial two years, the unemployment rates of three countries witnessed a growth considerably.The proportion of unemployed people in Spain remained unchanged by 1995 before drastically decreasing and ended at under one out of ten. By contrast, the changes in Germany experienced a pleteaux between 1995 and 2001, then finally rising and overtaking the figure for others, with about 11%. Additionally, the rate of unemployment in Italy no changed much through the shown period.