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The pie chart illustrates the proportion of workers by language background, while the line graph shows unemployment rates in three countries. Overall, Australians accounted for the largest proportion of workers, whereas English-speaking people represented the smallest group. As for the line graph, although unemployment rates in Spain and Italy showed a downward trend to varying […]
The pie chart shows the percentages for three groups of workers in Australia in 1991, while the line graph depicts changes in the unemployment rates in Spain, Germany, and Italy over a 12-year span. Overall, it is clearly noticeable that a significant majority in the Australian job field is occupied by their native people. On […]
The pie chart and the line chart introduce information about the three varieties of workers in Australia and their non-employment levels from 1991 to 2005. From a general perspective, it is obvious that people born originally from Australia dominate with a massive percentage in the pie chart. In contrast, including the employment of those who […]
The pie chart and the line chart introduces the information about the three various of workers in Australian and their nonemployment levels rate from 1991 to over the years of 2005. From the general perspective, It is obvious that people who born originally from Australia dominate with a massive percent in the pie chart. In […]
The pie chart and the line chart introduces the information about the three various of workers in Australian and their non employment levels rate from 1991 to over the years of 2005. From the general perspective, It is obvious that people who born originally from Australia dominate with a massive percent in the pie chart. […]