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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 bar graph shows the number of employed people in an European country based on age and gender.
Overall, males are highly employed compared to females in almost all age groups except 15-19 years. The peak age of employement is 25-49.
For the age 15-19, females show a greater number of employment than males. However, this is the only age for this trend. The trend changes after this age group making males more employed than females.
There is a gradual increase in employment of males from years 20 till 44. Following 45 years of age, the trend is shifting towards the other side and there is a gradual decrease in the number of people employed. However, there is no proper trend in the female employment.
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