The table below represents the proportion of women unemployment figures in each land of the UK throughout 2013 and 2014.
In essence, the graph notably projects and delineates that by the second investigated period, each country of the study had similar patterns of worthmentioning decreases. Additionally, it is effortless to notice that the fields of the study were placed in order of increase, in terms of decreasing rates.
According to the evidence, it is clearly seen that in England, an initial rate of unemployed females was the highest among the other distribution figures, and accounted for 6.8% before going down to 6.5 percent. Wales, however, had lower levels, which the research decided to estimate at 5.4% and 5.0 percent, respectively.
Furthermore, Scotland’s percentage of women without a job indicated 5.6% after a significant decrease of 0.5%. Finally, the graph provides information that Northern Ireland’s figure was accounted for 6.7% before plummeting to 4.6 percent.