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The image depicts a line graph of unemployment rates from 1991-2001 for the Euro Area, Australia, United States, and Japan. Y-axis represents percentage from 0 to 12%, and X-axis shows years. In 1991, Euro Area starts at 8%, peaks at 11% in 1994, then declines to 8% by 2001. Australia begins at 10%, peaks at 11% in 1992-1993, drops to 8% in 1995, rises to 9% in 1996, and falls to 7% in 2001. United States starts at 7%, drops to 6% in 1992, rises to 7% in 1993, gradually declines to 4% in 2000, and ends at 5% in 2001. Japan begins at 2%, slowly rises to 3% in 1994, jumps to 5% in 1998, and continues to rise to 5% in 2001.
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The line graph illustrates the unemployment rates across various regions of the world from 1991 to 2001.
Overall, Euro Area had the highest percenrages of unemployment people of all this period in 10 years. While Japan had the lowest rates of people.
To begin with, Euro Area of people started to decreased in 1993 (12%) to almost 10% in 2001. But in Austraila unstable unemployment rates sharply dropped off in 1993 (11%) to almost 8% in 2001.
In contrast, The United States reached a peak in 1993 near 8%, after that percentages start to steady decreased until in 2001 (4%) the rates of unemployment sharply increased to over 6%. However, in japan percent of people steady increased in period of 10 years and had similar result as The United States.DD
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