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The image shows a line graph illustrating unemployment rates in Australia for 2012 across four quarters, with separate lines for rural and urban areas; rural areas start at approximately 6.5%, drop to 4.5% in the second quarter, rise back above 5% by the third quarter, and slightly decrease towards the end close to 5%; urban areas begin at 2%, climb to 4% in the second quarter, dip below 3% at the third quarter's midpoint, sharply increase in the third, and reach slightly above 4% by year-end; axes indicate percentages (0-7%) and time in quarters.
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The line graph demonstrates the unemployment rate in Australia across 4 quarters in 2012.
Overall, it can be seen that rural regions experienced a substantial decline while urban areas saw the most dramatic change, falling sharply in the middle of the period before recovering.
In terms of rural regions, the unemployment rate started below 7% in the first quarter. Then it decreased to about 4,5% in the second period. Although there saw a marked improvement in the third quarter, it slightly decreased at 5% at the end of quarters.
Looking at to the urban areas, which only reached about 2% at first, the rate increased rapidly later to about 4% in the second quarter. Although there experienced a downward trend to the first point in the third quarter, it then escalated dramatically to about 5% at the end.
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