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The image shows four graphs comparing employment percentages across age groups for 1973 and 1993. For full-time males: age groups 15-19: 90%, 50%; 20-24: 98%, 75%; 25-29: 95%, 85%; 30-34: 95%, 90%; 35-39: 92%, 90%; 40-44: 90%, 88%; 45-49: 85%, 88%; 50-54: 80%, 85%; 55-59: 60%, 70%; 65+: 10%, 8%. For full-time females: 15-19: 50%, 35%; 20-24: 35%, 50%; 25-29: 18%, 35%; 30-34: 25%, 42%; 35-39: 30%, 45%; 40-44: 35%, 45%; 45-49: 32%, 45%; 50-54: 32%, 42%; 55-59: 25%, 32%; 65+: 5%, 5%. For part-time males: 15-19: 5%, 40%; 20-24: 2%, 15%; 25-29: 1%, 5%; 30-34: 1%, 4%; 35-39: 2%, 3%; 40-44: 2%, 3%; 45-49: 3%, 5%; 50-54: 5%, 7%; 55-59: 10%, 10%; 65+: 6%, 11%. For part-time females: 15-19: 7%, 35%; 20-24: 5%, 15%; 25-29: 15%, 20%; 30-34: 20%, 35%; 35-39: 22%, 35%; 40-44: 20%, 32%; 45-49: 18%, 30%; 50-54: 18%, 27%; 55-59: 12%, 18%; 65+: 5%, 5%.
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The line graph depicts the percentage of adult(s) people in full and post-time jobs in Australia in 2 years, 1973 and 1993.
Overall, the number of male worker in full time job declined significantly for the older age group over the two decades. On the other hand, the proportion of female in part-time work increased in all age groups
In 1973, over 80% of males in the age 25-59 get full time jobs, but then it’s fell slightly by 1993. The most dramatic fall is the older men. For females, the full time job remained lower than maler but relative stable with the slight increases among age 25-39 and declined for the youngest and oldest
an upward trend.
Part time pb experienced The number of women increased signifi- cantly, especially for age 35-39 about 35% in 1993. The proportion for men also increased slightly for younger and older group.
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