The graph compares the percentages of unemployment rates among females and males between 1980 and 2040 in three different age categories.
Overall, the figure for woman was the highest over the given period among females and males. Moreover, the percentage of the 21-25-year-old was more volatile line, and was on the top.
In 1960, the percentage of unemployment was the highest among woman, according for 41%, while only 12% of man were out of employment. In the next 5 years, unemployment among woman gradually increased, before it moderately declined for approximately 33%. At the same time, the figure for man slightly increased to 13%. Afterwards, between 1995 and 2000 the count of females stagnated at 33%, whereas that of males witnessed a marginal rose. In the following years, the number of woman out of job spiked, and reached its highest point to 53%, before it experiences a rapid drop. Meanwhile, that of man slightly decreased, and showed a small growth. In 2030, the figure for man steeply climbed and recorded at 35% by the end of the period. In contrast, the percentage of female moderately went down, and by the end of the given period illustrated 38%.
Furthermore, considering the rates of unemployment among different age groups, the people 21-25-year-old held a leading point at 45%, while people older than 30 was the lowest at 12%. The figure for 25-30 ages people opened the period with 31%. In the next 5 years, the percentages of people above 25 slightly increased, whereas that of youngest group declined. By 2010, the line for youngest people fluctuated heavily and stopped at 44%, while that for the group 25-30 and above 30 sharply increased and slightly went down. In 2025, the figure for group higher that 30 steadily dropped to 17%, and registered a significant upward to 31% by the end of the given period. Meanwhile, the rate of 20-25-year-old slightly increased and presented its highest point 44%. Finally, that of the youth bracket went down to 43% by 2020, and quickly rose to 57% in 2040.