The chart illustrates the unemployment rate for 15 to 24 years old individuals in various European countries and the unemployment rate for each country as a whole.
Poland experiences the highest unemployment rate for 15 to 24 years old individuals sitting at above 35% and creating a big gap between it and the overall unemployment percentage with a difference of approximately 10%. However, the biggest gap title goes to Italy where the gap is about 12%.
On the other hand, Denmark concieve the place of both the lowest 15 to 25 years old individuals unemployment at almost 13% and the lowest overall unemployment percentage at 7% creating also a very minor gap between the two percentages. Even though, the country with the smallest gap is Germany with only a 3% gap between the two percentages.
Overall, the country with the highest unemployment percentage for 15 to 24 years old as well as the overall unemployment percentage is Poland. While Denmark has the lowest rate of both unemployment percentage for 15 to 24 years old individuals and overall. Additionally, Germany noticibly has the slightest gap between the overall unemployment percentage and 15 to 25 years old percentage.
