The given line chart provide information about the trend of the unemployment rate over a 10-year period from 193 to 2003 and the given pie chart illustrate the destribution of the proportion of workforce in London during these years. The chart show the totakl amount was allocated among various categories across different three group.
Overall, the line chart is evident that main trend is downward. In particular, while both three groups decreased through the period. And the pie chart is evident the native londoners accounted for the largest in the chart, while the English-Speaking people consistently represented the smallest portion.
In the line chart, the English-speaking people dropped dramatically from 8% to 3% and the non-English-speaking people not only decrease but also slightly from 3% to 1% from 1993 to 2003. Also the native landowners showed a slight drop from 4% to 2%, before rocketing to a peak of 3% in 1995.
In the pie chart, the native landowners constituted 50%, followed by the non-English-speaking people at around 42%, together accounting for over half of the total. By contrast, the smaller contributed less to the overall distribution. For example, the native English-speaking people represent 8%.