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Band 4+: The pie chart and the line graph shows the workforce and the unemployment in Australia from 1996 to 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant. (Mixed Charts)

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The image shows two visual data summaries: a pie chart and a line graph. Left: pie chart "Workforce in Australia by place of birth (2003)": Born in Australia 76%, NESC 14%, and ESC 10%. Right: line graph "Unemployment in Australia by place of birth (1993-2003)": Year-by-year data (percentage of group): 1993: Australia 9%, ESC 7%, NESC 15%; 1995: Australia 8%, ESC 6%, NESC 13%; 1997: Australia 7%, ESC 6%, NESC 11%; 1999: Australia 6%, ESC 5%, NESC 9%; 2001: Australia 6%, ESC 4.5%, NESC 7%; 2003: Australia 6%, ESC 4%, NESC 7%.
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The line graph and pie chart shows Australian workforce and uneployment from 1996 to 2003. The units are measured in percentage of the group.

Overall, it is clear that unemployment fall significantly in Australia and pie chart shows there three group of people who works in Australia.

In detail, pie chart have three groups of people, who workforce in Australia by place of birth. The biggest group born in Australia from 76%, next big group NESC from 14% and the smallest group ESC from 10%.

Moreover, Line graph have the same groups, but shows how the quantity changed unemployment, ESC dropped wildly from nearly 7% to around 4% from 1993 to 2003. NESC to falled significantly from 3.5% to approximately 1.9% from 1993 to 2003. Australian unemployment also to dropped from 4% to around 2.5% from 1993 to 2003

In summary, athought Australian had biggest part of workforce who born in homeland and had reduced quantity of uneployment of all three groups.

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