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The image is a bar graph with percentages from 0-90%, comparing male and female data from 1995 and 2005 among Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, the UK, New Zealand, and the USA. Bars represent: Australia (Male, 1995: ~20%, 2005: ~40%; Female, 1995: ~32%, 2005: ~60%), Switzerland (Male, 1995: ~40%, 2005: ~50%; Female, 1995: ~58%, 2005: ~74%), Iceland (Male, 1995: ~60%, 2005: ~65%; Female, 1995: ~78%, 2005: ~82%), UK (Male, 1995: ~52%, 2005: ~68%; Female, 1995: ~65%, 2005: ~78%), New Zealand (Male, 1995: ~55%, 2005: ~70%; Female, 1995: ~70%, 2005: ~82%), USA (Male, 1995: ~58%, 2005: ~68%; Female, 1995: ~65%, 2005: ~75%).
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The graph provides information on employment rates of six countries. For the two years 1995 and 2005. These six countries are Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, UK, New Zealand and USA.
Generally speaking, employment rate increased for both male and female categories across all the provided countries.
Detailed analysis shows Iceland reached the highest employment rate in female category. From around seventy percentage it went up to above eighty percentage. In male category Switzerland reached highest employment rate in 2005. Which is sixty-eight percentage across countries male employment rate remained under female employment rate. Least male employment rate showed by New Zealand in 1995 it was around twenty-four percentage and in 2005 even though increased it remained under forty-two percentage.
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