The given table chart gives information about the rate of people without jobs in nine different areas across the world between 1994 and 2004.
In general, the percentage of majority countries declined in 10 years, but in Germany, Australia, Poland, and Japan, the result increased.
Turning to 1994, the highest rate was in Japan, 14%.8, showing similarities with Poland, Italy, and Canada, which are higher than 10%. Moreover, the USA 7.2% led Germany by 0.2%. The smallest showed Japan 2.7%. Other countries had an average number of unemployed people.
Later, in 2004, all countries were smaller than 10%, except Poland, which almost reached 20%. Four countries had the same rates, 4.7% and 5.4%, respectively. Italy and Canada had almost similar percentages. Finally, the smallest one was in Ireland, showing 4.4%
