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The image shows a line graph comparing the percentage of women aged 15-64 in employment from 2003 to 2009 in five countries. In 2003, Iceland had approximately 82%, Canada and Germany both around 71%, Chile roughly 35%, and Turkey about 25%. In 2004, values were Iceland 81%, Canada 71%, Germany 70%, Chile 36%, Turkey 23%. For 2005, Iceland 82%, Canada 71%, Germany 69%, Chile 36%, Turkey 23%. In 2006, Iceland 82%, Canada 71%, Germany 69%, Chile 38%, Turkey 24%. In 2007, Iceland 84%, Canada 72%, Germany 69%, Chile 39%, Turkey 24%. For 2008, Iceland 82%, Canada 71%, Germany 71%, Chile 40%, Turkey 25%. In 2009, Iceland dropped slightly below 80%, Canada remained around 71%, Germany 69%, Chile 40%, and Turkey slightly above 26%.
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The given figure enumerates the proportion of working females throughout the six year period starting from 2003 in five different Overall, the ratio of women engaged in any wind of job is the highest in Iceland overtre reparted paro. while it is the lowest in Turkey in the same time-Frame.
In the line graph, it can be seen that Females in employment tend to have almost a canstant proportion
Over the examination period.In contrast. Germany, chile and Turkey show some fluctuation in between the given duration.
In conclusion, eventhough some countries axe experiencing a litte upload trend in the proportion of working ladies, they are unable to meet the employment level in developed countries. Therefore, the female living in those counies need to be engaged in more employment activities in order to increase the women employmet rate.
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