The bar graph below shows the percentage of unemployment between 15 and 24 in five European countries in 2005.
The bar graph below shows the percentage of unemployment between 15 and 24 in five European countries in 2005. 2lXlx
The given bar chart represents the information about the proportion of unemployment youth people in 2005 by 5 European countries. Overall, it is observed that, maximum percentage of jobless adults adults in Poland as compare to other Nations, whereas the oval unemployment proportion in Denmark was least. As far as graph records, the percentage of unemployed aged from 15 to 24 in Poland was highest (over 35%), while the overall unemployment proportion was 15%. In Italy, the percentage of unemployed youngsters was 15% more than the whole unemployment, in which overall unemployment was nearly one in ten. Moving further, there was almost 10% difference between the proportion of overall unemployment ( approximately one in twenty) and unemployment youth ( over 15 %) in Hungary. Germany's whole unemployment was 5%less than unemployment of youngsters (13%). Furthermore, in Denmark, the percentage of unemployed aged between 15 - 24 years and overall unemployment was 7% and 3% respectively.
The
given
bar chart represents the information about the
proportion
of
unemployment
youth
people
in 2005 by 5 European countries.
Overall
, it
is observed
that, maximum
percentage
of jobless
adults adults
in Poland as compare to other Nations, whereas the oval
unemployment
proportion
in Denmark was least. As far as graph records, the
percentage
of unemployed aged from 15 to 24 in Poland was highest (over 35%), while the
overall
unemployment
proportion
was 15%. In Italy, the
percentage
of unemployed youngsters was 15% more than the whole
unemployment
, in which
overall
unemployment
was
nearly
one in ten. Moving
further
, there was almost 10% difference between the
proportion
of
overall
unemployment
(
approximately one in twenty) and
unemployment
youth
(
over 15 %) in Hungary. Germany's whole
unemployment
was 5%less than
unemployment
of youngsters (13%).
Furthermore
, in Denmark, the
percentage
of unemployed aged between
15 - 24
years and
overall
unemployment
was 7% and 3%
respectively
.