The line chart compares and contrasts data on the changes in the levels of people who were sacked in 3 different nations over a 5-year period from 2004 to 2008.
In general, Country B experienced a decreasing trend regarding the levels of discharging while Country C showed an increasing pattern regards to that value throughout the time period. Despite minor fluctuations, Country A underwent a dramatic rise in terms of the levels of unemployment throughout the time period.
At the beginning of the period, the greatest levels of discharging were attributed to Country B with slightly under 3% whereas the lowest figure was recorded for Country C with slightly under 1%. More specifically, Country C witnessed the least levels of unemployment in 2004 with a few unemployed, but it was then displayed a non-stop rising and reached around 5. 5%. From 2005 to 2006, Country B remained constant at over 2%. The levels of unemployment in Country B reached a trough at slightly under 2% in 2007, country A reached a peak at slightly over 4% and reached a trough at approximately 2. 5% in 2006.
The line chart compares and contrasts data on the
changes
in the
levels
of
people
who
were sacked
in 3
different
nations over a 5-year period from 2004 to 2008.
In general
,
Country
B experienced a decreasing trend regarding the
levels
of discharging while
Country
C
showed
an increasing pattern regards to that value throughout the time period. Despite minor fluctuations,
Country
A underwent a dramatic rise in terms of the
levels
of unemployment throughout the time period.
At the beginning of the period, the greatest
levels
of discharging
were attributed
to
Country
B with
slightly
under 3% whereas the lowest figure
was recorded
for
Country
C with
slightly
under 1%. More
specifically
,
Country
C witnessed the least
levels
of unemployment in 2004 with a few unemployed,
but
it was then displayed a non-
stop
rising and
reached
around 5. 5%. From 2005 to 2006,
Country
B remained constant at over 2%. The
levels
of unemployment in
Country
B
reached
a trough at
slightly
under 2% in 2007,
country
A
reached
a peak at
slightly
over 4% and
reached
a trough at approximately 2. 5% in 2006.