There are given a chart and a line graph. Overall, the pie chart explains the percentages of 3 type of worker working in Australia, while the line graph that compares the unemployment percentages in 3 countries from 1991 to 2015 shows fluctuated rate in Germany& Italy and decreasing rate in Spain.
To begin, the pie chart shows the percentage of workforce in Australia which consists of 3 categories. The 3 categories are australians, non english, adn english speaking people. 76% of the workforce is filled by australians. The second place is taken by the non english speaker who fill 13% of the chart. Lastly, english speaking worker only made up for 11% of the total workforce.
Unemployment rate from 3 countries which is Spain, Germaany, and Italy is explained by the line graph. Spain mostly shows a falling rate of unemployment which start by 14% at 1991 and end up at around 9% on 2015. Germany shows a fluctuated progress that start at the lowest rate compares to the other countries, at 4%, then reach the highest rate of 11% by 2015. Italy jobless percentage also fluctuated over the periode given, moving from 8% on 1991 and reach the peak of 12% at 1999 before sliding to 9% on the last year.