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The chart shows the unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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This graph illustrates that unemployment rate in austalia in 2012. And also it has some details, such as percentage of rural area and data of urban areas. Generally, while the rural areas always higher than urban areas in all parts of year, these two group of rate had the inverse relationship in between by period. […]
The graph lines jobless people status in Australia while 2012. Overall it can be seen that unemployment rate showed some fluctuations during the year. In general there were differences between various periods but the rate did not change dramatically. After this peak the unemployment rate began to decrease gradually. By the end of the year […]
The chart illunese the jobless people stutus in australia in four quarters of 2012. Overall,the unemployment index in rural areas since first quarter till fourth one falling down,instead that the urban areas at the same period increase up. In the first quarters of 2012 the unemployment percentage of rural areas was around 6.5 and till […]
The chart illustrates the unemployment circumstances in Australia in the year 2012. Overall, there are up and down in the percentage of unemployment rate in Australia, 2012.However, at the end of the year the proportion of both Rural areas and Urban areas come close to each other. To begin with, percentage of unemployment rate in […]
The graph shows about the unemployment of the Australia in the year 2012. The vertical axis depics the percentage while horizontal axis represents the quarters of the year. There are two regions as rural & urban areas. The blue line is for rural places & red line is for urban. We can clearly see that […]
The line graph provides insight into the unemployment rates in Australia for the year 2012, drawing a clear distinction between rural and urban areas. Overall, the data reveal that while rural unemployment demonstrated relative stability, urban unemployment experienced considerable fluctuations throughout the year. Delving into the specifics, the unemployment rate in rural areas began the […]
The line graph displays the proportion of people who are unemployed in Austrslia in 2012 in rural and urban regions. Overall, it is readily apparent that percentage in both areas fluctuated significantly; nevertheless, the unemployment rate in rural areas was higher than that of urban areas throughout the whole year. Beginning with first quarter of […]
The line graph illustrates the unemployment rate in Australia in 2012. Overall, there has been a decline in the rate of unemployment in the rural areas in the first two quarters of the year. On the other hand, there has been a fluctuation in the rate in the urban areas. As for the rural areas, […]
The line graph illustrates the percentage of people without a job in Australia over the year 2012. The chart compares the unemployment levels in rural and urban areas. Both graphs fluctuate a lot throughout the year. The number of people not being employed is always higher in the countryside. At the beginning of the year, […]
The line chart compares the percentages of unemployment situation in rural and urban sites of Australia in 2012. It is clear that the unemployment situation increased in urban areas. By contrast, rural areas experienced a decline in the unemployment situation in 2012. In terms of unemployment situation, the percentage of unemployment in areas was more […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of Australian who were a vacancy in different areas where were city and countryside in 2010. To begin with, the statics from rural areas displayed its starting point which commenced at the highest point approximately under 7 percent, then it suddenly plummeted to reach its trough at 4.5 percent. […]
The line chart illustrates the percentage of people in uraban and rural areas who are unemployed in the Australia, during the year 2012. It is evident from the graph that rural areas rate decreased over the quarters of the year,but at the same time urban areas rate increased. The unemployment rate in urban region was […]
The given line graph illustrates the unemployement rate in countryside and city areas in Australia in 2012. Overall, the proportion of unemployement had a decline in rural locations; whereas, in the urban towns the rate has increased with large fluctuations over the given period of time. In the begining of the first quarter the percentage […]
The line graph illustrates the statistical data about unemployment rate in Rural and Urban areas in Australia in 2012. The data is measured in percentage in all four quarters of the year. Overall, It can be seen that unemployment rate in Rural areas saw decline, whereas Urban areas saw a considerable raise throughout the period. […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of unemployment in the urban and rural areas of Australia in 2012. Overall, the fraction of people without a job in villages had decreased at the end of the period compared to the start of the period, whereas it has increased in the cities. To begin with, in rural […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of jobless employees in Australia in 2012. Overall, it is clear that the percentage of out-of-work people in Australian urban areas witnessed an upward trend, while the opposite was true for the portion of these people in rural areas. Furthermore, the highest figure can be seen in the data […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of jobless employees in Australia in 2012. Overall, it is clear that the percentage of of out-of-work people in Australian urban areas witnessed an upward trend, while the opposite was true for the portion of these people in rural areas. Furthermore, the highest figure can be seen in the […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of jobless employees in Australia in 2012. Overall, it is clear that the percentage of of out-of-work people in Australian urban areas witnessed an upward trend while the opposite was true for the portion of these people in rural area. Furthermore, the highest figure can be seen in the […]
The bar chart illustrates information about the unemployment rates in Australia over one calendar year. Overall, it can be seen that unemployment in rural areas declined over the period shown while the rates of unemployment in the cities fluctuated. In the first quarter, the number of people without jobs in remote places was significantly higher […]
The line graph delineates the unemployment rates grouped in 2 categories in Australia in the year 2012. As can be seen, the curves representing unemployment proportions in rural and urban areas converge to the same value. Looking at the details, it is evident how, at the beginning of the year, the 2 rates were much […]
The line graph illustrates the unemployment rate in rural and urban areas of Australia throughout the year 2012. The data is presented in percentage. Overall, the data reveals that, the unemployment rate in rural and urban areas started with a big difference and ended the year with almost same proportion. The unemployment rate in rural […]
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