The bar chart compares the proportion of jobless individuals aged 15 to 24 and the overall unemployment rate in five European countries in 2005.
It is clear that Poland had the highest unemployment rates, Denmark experienced the lowest. Additionally, the unemployed 15-24 age cohort accounted for a higher percentage than overall jobless people.
Young people aged 15 to 24 experienced higher unemployment rates, with Poland recording the highest figure of over 35%. Italy, Hungary, and Germany shared similar figures of roughly one-quarter, whereas Denmark reported the lowest rate, only about one-tenth.
As for the overall population, the highest percentage of total jobless people witnessed in Poland at about 27%, which was 7% point higher in the data for Germany. Meanwhile, only 15% of total people did not have any jobs in Italy, compared to about 13% in Hungary. By contrast, Denmark had the lowest overall unemployment rate, standing at only 3%.
