The graph gives information about the percentage of people unemployed in total labour workforce from 9 countries between 1994 and 2004. Overall, the highest and lowest in 1994 were belonged to Ireland and Japan, but in 2004 it had change to Poland and Ireland.
In 1994, Ireland had the highest unemployment rate with 14.8%, after that was Poland with 12.4%, Italy hold 11.8% overall, Canada displayed 10.6%, The UK indicated 9.5%, Germany showed 7%, The USA had 6%, Australia illustrated 7.2% and last country was Japan with only 2.7%.
When it went to 2004, the data had changed, Ireland became the country had the lowest rate with 4.4%, Poland reached peak at 19%, Italy went down to 8.4%, Canada fell slightly to 7.7%, The UK reduced by half at 4.7%, Germany had a slight increase to 9.4%, The USA indicated 5.4% after a slight decrease, Australia illustrated 4.7% and Japan went up to 4.5%
