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The image depicts employment rates for males and females in Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, UK, New Zealand, and USA for 1995 and 2005. In 1995, Australian employment rates were 55% (males) and 27% (females); 2005 showed 70% (males) and 37% (females). Switzerland had 65% (males) and 35% (females) in 1995 and 78% (males) and 50% (females) in 2005. Iceland recorded 70% (males) and 40% (females) in 1995, increasing to 83% (males) and 56% (females) in 2005. UK’s rates were 55% (males) and 50% (females) in 1995, which rose to 75% (males) and 68% (females) in 2005. New Zealand showed 60% (males) and 25% (females) in 1995 and 81% (males) and 41% (females) in 2005. The USA had 60% (males) and 45% (females) in 1995, increasing to 70% (males) and 60% (females) in 2005.
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The chart illustrates the information about the employment rates of various countries in 1995 and 2005.
Overall, the males in 1995 and 2005 shown an increasing trend at first then a decreasing. Similarly, the females in 1995 and 2005 showcases a fluctuation.
In Australia, the employment rates for males in 1995 was approximately about 58%. Whereas, males in 2005 increased upto 69%. Females were also seen a similar trend of rise in employment rate from 28% to 39%. Switzerland experienced 15% growth of males and a change of 10% in females. Iceland was seen almost same graph as Australia and Switzerland where males grown from 71% to 82% and females saw a change about 10%.
However, the following countries saw a divergence. The UK was encountered 71% employment rate of males, 2005 and so was New Zealand. The USA observed a slight difference of about 0.5% in males,1995 as compared to New Zealand. On other hand, equal males were seen in 2005 but a huge difference of females in 1995 and 2005 was recorded.
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