The pie compare the ratio of the workforce and the line exhibit jobless people in Australia between 1996 and 2003.
Overall, a large proportion of people who were born in Australia dominated the workforce, while ESC contributed minimally. In contrast, the unemployment rate in Australia saw a strong fall over the period.
Regarding the workforce, the highest percentage of Australian people contributing to the workplace is 74 percent, while the figure for the group of people who were born in non-English speaking countries was 14 percent, indicating a significant difference. People who were born in English-speaking countries were the least popular in the Australian workforce, representing only 10%.
In terms of unemployment ratio, despite ENC having the largest unemployment rate initially, it experienced a substantial change by the end, falling nearly 7% to 3%. Interestingly, starting from around 4%, both Australia and NSC faced a huge decline, respectively, resulting in almost 1.5% and 2% significantly over the years.
