The line graph illustrates the proportion of jobless employees in Australia in 2012.
Overall, it is clear that the percentage of of out-of-work people in Australian urban areas witnessed an upward trend while the opposite was true for the portion of these people in rural area. Furthermore, the highest figure can be seen in the data on unemployment rate in rural areas over the period.
Between 1st and 2nd quarters, despite registering the highest figure at around 7 in the initial quarter, the percentage of unemployment rate in Australian rural areas experienced a sharp decrease of approximately 3%. In contrast, there was an moderate escalation of around 2% in the proportion of jobless people in Australian urban areas.
In the substantial 2 quarters, the unemployment proportion in Australian rural areas grew slightly to around 5.2% before remaining unchanged over the period. Likewise, the percentage of out-of-work residents in urban area saw a sharp increase from above 2% to around 5%, despite fluctuation, over the period.
