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The image contains a line graph titled 'Employment of Men and Women Aged 18-34 in Australia (1976 vs 2011)', plotting Percentage Employed against Age from 18 to 34. For Men in 1976, the percentages by age are: 18(56), 19(60), 20(63), 21(66), 22(67), 23(67), 24(66), 25(69), 26(69), 27(68), 28(67), 29(68), 30(73), 31(78), 32(80), 33(82), 34(87). For Men in 2011: 18(42), 19(46), 20(49), 21(52), 22(55), 23(56), 24(54), 25(53), 26(53), 27(52), 28(52), 29(55), 30(61), 31(63), 32(64), 33(68), 34(71). For Women in 1976: 18(52), 19(51), 20(50), 21(50), 22(49), 23(48), 24(45), 25(41), 26(40), 27(40), 28(39), 29(39), 30(38), 31(38), 32(37), 33(35), 34(34). For Women in 2011: 18(48), 19(43), 20(44), 21(44), 22(44), 23(45), 24(47), 25(47), 26(46), 27(43), 28(40), 29(39), 30(37), 31(36), 32(35), 33(34), 34(33).
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The line graph compares the employment rates of men and women aged between 18 and 34 in Australia in two different years, 1976 and 2011.
Overall, it is evident that men consistently had higher employment rates than women in both years. However, men employment had increased over time, females showed decline.
In 1976, male employment started at around 58% at age 18, and increased steadily, reaching at roughly 70% in the mid-20s. After a slight fluctuation, it increased sharply again to over 80% by age 34. By contrast, in 2011, the figure for men began lower, at about 42%, but gradually climbed throughout the age range, reaching roughly 71% at the oldest age.
As for women, the pattern was different. In 1976, employment stood at 52%, at age 18 before declining to 34% by age 34. A similar pattern can be observed in 2011, where women employment made up 455 by age 18, and declining from 48% to 33% by age 33.
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