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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 illustates the employment of two genders aged from 18 to 34 in Australia between 1976 and 2011.Units are given in percentages.
Overall, the rate for men represented higher percentage in both years than their counterparts. Likewise, the figure for employment of women saw a slight increase during the whole timescale.
Looking at the figures for men, in the first period they reached their peak of employment, hovewer by the second timeframe men underwent a moderate decrease. The figure for men comprise in around 55% in 1976, while by the 2011 in fell to just above 40. Notably, males aging 18-22 and 29-34 showed comparetively higher percentages of employment in both given years.
Moving to rates for women, in 1976 their percentage of employment was just above 50 and by the 2011 they experience negligible increase, and stood for approximitely 41. Likewise, the graphic for women workers aging 24-27 showed an increase in the second period.
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