The bar graph compares the proportion between jobless people who was 15-to-24-year old and every age unemployment in five different nations (Poland, Italy, Hungary, Germany, and Denmark) in 2005.
Overall, the number of young people having no job was always higher than the overall one among five particular countries.
Initially, the percentage of jobless people in the 15-to-24-year-old group in Poland was the highest figure with more than 35%. Following that, unemployment people in Italy as well as Hungary were rated at less than 20% and more than 15% respectively. Additionally, the proportion of jobless people in this age group in Germany which was almost 15% and Denmark with more than 5%, were the lowest one among five countries.
On the other hand, the figure of overall unemployment in Poland and Germany were rated the two-highest position with 15% as well as 10% in the right order. Besides, jobless Italian, Hungarian, and German were less than the other two nations, which were 8%, 7%, and 4% respectively.
