The supplied pie charts compare the proportions of high school graduates who were unemployed, employed, or in further education commencing from 1980.
A glance at the graphs reveals that during the period of over 20 years, the percentages of those pursuing higher education and those out of work had a downward tendency. In contrast, there was an upsurge in those who were employed.
It is explicitly observed that even though the rate of unemployment in 1980 was 10% and reached its vertex at 12% in the next two years, this figure had started to have a descending trend after 10 years. In addition, there was also a decline in those pursuing advanced studies; this was 50%, 38%, 37% respectively.
On the other hand, the amount of gainfully employed overwhelmingly escalated. In 1990, this amount peaked at 50%, then remained at its pinnacle within a span of ten years
