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Band 5+: The graph below shows the number of people employed in a European country by age and gender. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image shows employment by age and gender in 2013, with the following data points in thousands: Age 15-19: Males ~80, Females ~70; 20-24: Males ~280, Females ~230; 25-29: Males ~380, Females ~340; 30-34: Males ~480, Females ~420; 35-39: Males ~500, Females ~450; 40-44: Males ~520, Females ~450; 45-49: Males ~500, Females ~430; 50-54: Males ~470, Females ~410; 55-59: Males ~400, Females ~330; 60-64: Males ~230, Females ~180; 65-74: Males ~70, Females ~35; 75+: Males ~5, Females ~5.
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The given bar graph illustrates how many people in different genders and years are worked in a European nation in a year of 2013. The units are given in thousands.

Overall, the amount of employees at the age of (40-44) were the highest range in working fields, whereas, the age of 75 and over people were the lowest employing stage in 2013.

In general, it can be seen that the working rate in the age of around (40-44) was the highest level and it was approximately 580 thousand in men and 490 thousand in women in 2013. Then, the year between (35-39) and (45-49) placed the second most employing stage with over 500 thousand of males and above 400 thousand of females in the year of 2013.

Looking more closely to the outlay, the 75 and over ages people reached the lowest rate of employment at around 10 thousand males and 5 thousand females during 2013.

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