The column graph indicates the difference between the proportions of redundant citizens from 15 to 24 years old in 5 European nations in 2005 and the total ones of jobless people in those nations. Overall, the proportions of the young who are unemployed in 5 nations and the overall ones of redundant workers witness a decrease trend.
Poland always is the country having the highest rate of unemployment in young people and in its ethics while Denmark is ranked as the lowest rate of young demographics and its overall
In the 15 to 24 year old segment, Poland dwarfed other countries at 35%, followed by Italy had the rate at 23%. Hungary and Germany were ranked at the third and fourth in terms of the percentage of the young demographics at 17% and 13% respectively. The proportion of jobless people from 15 to 24 years old in Denmark experienced the least percentage at 7%.
There is a decrease trend in the total percentages of 5 countries. Poland stood on top with 15%, which created the largest gap between the statistics of young people. The statistical results in jobless people in Italy and Hungary was neck-to-neck at 7% and 6% respectively. The percentage of redundant Hungarians was ranked at the second at 10%. Denmark was the nation having the lowest proportion of jobless people at 3%