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The image is a bar graph showing the percentage of self-employed workers of the total workforce in five countries, comparing data from 1998 and 2000. In 1998, Russian Republic had the lowest percentage at below 10%, Slovakia and Czech Republic were around 20%, Greece had between 30-40%, and Turkey had the highest at above 40%. In 2000, Russian Republic and Slovakia remained the same, Czech Republic slightly increased, Greece decreased to just below 30%, and Turkey increased to above 50%.
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The graph reflects the percentage of self-employed workers of the total workforce in 5 countries in 19998 and 2008
Generally, the number of self-employed workers in the Russian public, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic increased slightly in this period, but Greece and Turkey dropped significantly. In both years, we can see that Turkey accounts for the biggest percentage of all the countries.
The proportion of unemployed people in Turkey was nearly 60% in 1998, but after that, it decreased by roughly 40%. Greece’s proportion decreased from 42% to 35% in 10 years.
The percentage of jobless people in the Russian Republic accounted for 5% in 1998 and have a slight increase to 6% after 10 years. Likewise, the Czech Republic increased by about 4% in 10 years. Meanwhile, in Slovakia doubled from 6% to 12%
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