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The image displays a line graph titled 'Full-time Employment to Population Ratios by Age and Gender' showing percentages across age groups for four categories. For Males 1980, the approximate percentages are: 15-19 (46%), 20-24 (80%), 25-34 (92%), 35-44 (93%), 45-54 (92%), 55-59 (80%), 60-64 (48%). For Males 2001: 15-19 (20%), 20-24 (58%), 25-34 (76%), 35-44 (81%), 45-54 (78%), 55-59 (66%), 60-64 (34%). For Females 2001: 15-19 (18%), 20-24 (53%), 25-34 (44%), 35-44 (34%), 45-54 (38%), 55-59 (28%), 60-64 (9%). For Females 1980: 15-19 (36%), 20-24 (44%), 25-34 (30%), 35-44 (30%), 45-54 (28%), 55-59 (20%), 60-64 (7%). The graph also includes downward arrows pointing from the Males 1980 line to the Males 2001 line and upward arrows from the Females 1980 line to the Females 2001 line.
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The line chart provides informations about full-time employment of population with ages and between women and men. Overall, permanent job was popular and dominant among men, while the reverse is come true for women by two times less than males. Additionally, the percentage of statistics has fluctuations and compares period of between 1980 and 2001.
In 1980, the percentages of full-time employment for teenager age was approximately 45%, further to climbed to 80% in 20-24 age. The figures had reached a peak result on the ages 35-44, at 90%. After two decade, the full-time employment declined by two times and the highest percentage was about 80%, with illustrating 10% leisure than initial time.
The females percentage and active on full-time employment was seriosly lower than males. In 1980, the figures has began at 39% in 15-19 ages, further to only decreased and stopped with 9%. Over 21years periods, between ages of 25-54 had increased than previosly year by two times (20%). Unfortunately, for women the highest consequences was only 39%.
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