The given line graphs demonstrate the rating of unemployment among different aged male and female groups in Australia between 1980 and 2040. The units are measured in percentages.
Overall, People aged 21-25 had the highest unemployment rates and predicted to continue that dominance, while those aged over 30 had the lowest and forecasted so . Females’ unemployment rates were higher than males’.
To begin with, the women’s rate started at 40%, which was more than three times that of men (12%).
In addition to that, in 2005, women reached the highest percentage at approximately 52%, and then falling sharply to roughly 40%. and remaining the same with some ups and downs was predicted. In contrast, male rates were stable, however they rose and straightly declined in 2000. Men unemployment is forecasted to increase steadily after the 2025.
Regardingly to age groups, 21-25 aged individuals had some wild fluctuations, after which they are speculated to surge to almost 60% over the period. Conversely, other age groups were more stable than the 21-25 group. The 25-30 aged group started at probably 30%, while the over 30 group started at less than 15%. By and large, their ratings differences were almost the same during the period. Moreover, even their rates are predicted as it was, reaching 45% and 30%, 25-30 aged group and over 30 respectively.