The chart below show the percentage of self employed people doing tgeir own work in five countries in 1998 to 2008.

The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of workers who were doing their own work in five nations, namely Russian Republic, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Greece, Turkey from 1998 to 2008. The data has been calibrated in the percentage. Overall, it can be clearly seen that even though the Turkish and Greeks were more interested in entrepreneurship, whereas Russia Republic, Slovakia, Czech Republic were much lesser than those in Greece, Turks, their preference in doing their own task grew with time. Looking at the details, it is evidently seen that the ratio of self-employed people from Russian Republic, Slovakia and the Czech Republic had about only 5%, 7%, 11% respectively till 1998, while this figure increased slightly and reached 7%, 12%, 14% orderly throughout the 2008. Moving towards the Greece and Turkey, the individuals of these two provinces doing own business were accounted for just over two fifths and above a half in former year; however, this trend dropped to merely over a third in later decade.