The given chart provides information about three categories of laborers in Australia in 1991, while the line graph illustrates the unemployment rates within those segments across three different countries, namely Spain, Germany and Italy.
Overall, as can be seen, the Australians dominated the pie chart in terms of workers. Besides, most of the lines in unemployment graph witnessed an increase over the time span with the exception of Spain sector.
According to the pie chart, people in Australia accounted for the highest proportion in 1991, with a total of 76%. This made the country the leader in the number of labor participants. Following next to Australia is non English speaking individuals, standing at 13%, slightly higher than the English speaking counterparts, which was the lowest at 11%.
Regarding the line graph, the figure for Spain stood at the highest percentage of unemployment, with approximately 13% in 1991 before experiencing an upward trend to 18% in 1993. However, it remained steady afterwards, and decreased significantly by 6% in the next 4 years. During the same period, the two remaining regions gradually fluctuated over the time without any significant changes before the Italy rates reduced substantially to 8% in 2005, while the Germany region hit a peak at 13%.