The bar chart compares the proportion of unemployed individuals aged between 15 and 24 in five different European countries, as well as their overall unemployment rates (Poland, Italy, Hungary, Germany, and Denmark).
Overall, unemployed young adults recorded higher figures than overall unemployment, while the opposite pattern could be observed in the latter category.
Turning to details, in Poland, the percentage of individuals aged 15-24 led the chart with the largest figure (40%), which reached its peak level. Meanwhile, Italy recorded the second-highest proportion with approximately 27%. As for Hungary and Germany, unemployed people exhibited a similar patterns, with about 24% and roughly 22%, respectively. However, Denmark recorded the lowest percentage with just above 10% compared to other countries.
Overall, unemployed individuals in Poland recorded the highest figure compared to other nations. In comparison, there was a pronounced gap between Germany and Denmark, with 20% in the first country and around 8% in the second one. Hungary and Italy exhibited similar patterns with 15% and nearly 12%.
