The line graph illustrates the proportion of unemployed dwelllers in three European countries from 1991 to 2021.
Overall, three countries, such as Spain, Greece and Italy all fluctuated over the period. Spain people had the highest figure, however in 2013,it started decreasing dramatically, giving the lead to Greece. On the contrary, Italy almost regained flat over time.
Spain started from 15% in 1991 before declining dramatically and reaching the lowest point in 2001 and 2007, ranging between 8% and 10%. After having dipped, it soared significantly to approximately 26% in 2013 before plummeting to 15% in 2021.
Greece share was nearly 6% in 1991 and fluctuated slightly until 2009 before reaching a peak in 2013, overtaking the lead and acccounting for about 27%. However, it fell steadily, similarly to Spain figure.
On the other hand, Italy percentage started at 10% in 1991 and went erratic over the period, but did not rocket like the previous ones. In the 2021, it still remained 10%.
