The provided table reflects the graph below, showing the percentage of unemployed people in the total labor workforce across nine countries in 1994 and 2004. According to the information in the table, the percentage of unemployed people in the total labor workforce across nine countries can be seen.
Overall, after investigating the information in the table, the reason for the increase in the number of unemployed can be seen according to the schedule.
In 1994, Ireland had the highest percentage of unemployed people, at 14.8%. Poland had the second highest unemployment at 12.4%. Italy had 11.8%. Canada had 10.6%. The UK had 9.5%. Germany had 7%. The USA had 7.2%. Australia had 5%. Japan had the least at 2.7%.
In 2004, Poland had the highest percentage of unemployed people, at 19%. Germany had the second highest unemployment at 9.4%. Ireland had 4.4%. Italy had 8.4%. Canada had 7.7%. The UK had 4.7%. The USA had 5.4%. Australia had 5.4%. Japan had 4.7%.
