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The image displays a bar graph titled "Percentage of Australian men employed in 1984, 2001, 2014", with the x-axis labeled "Age group" indicating years 1984, 2001, 2014 and the y-axis labeled "Percentage (%) of men" ranging from 0 to 100 in increments of 25. Three age groups are represented: 15-19 in blue, 35-44 in red, 60-64 in yellow. Data for 1984 shows: 15-19 at around 60%, 35-44 at just over 90%, 60-64 at just under 60%. Data for 2001 shows: 15-19 at under 40%, 35-44 at just over 90%, 60-64 at around 55%. Data for 2014 shows: 15-19 at just over 40%, 35-44 at around 85%, 60-64 at around 65%.
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The bar graph shows the percentage of Australian men who were employed in the years 1984, 2001 and 2014. Overall, there are three age groups with three different colors: 15-19 shown with blue, 35-44 with red, 60-64 with yellow.
To begin with, in both 1984 and 2001 years, the rates remained stable . The highest employed man age group was 35-44 with 90%, followed by the youngest age group with 60%. The lowest age group was the eldest age with 42%. In 2014 the highest employed man age group was the same as the other years which was 90%. However there was a rate change between the youngest and the eldest ages. The eldest age group, 60-64 had the rate 60% and followed by the youngest age group, 15-19 with 42%.
Generally speaking, the highest man employed age group, the ages 35-44 remained constant in 1984, 2001 and 2014.
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