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The chart illustrates the percentage of unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012.

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The chart illustrates the percentage of unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012. The parameters it analyzes are Rural areas with the blue line while Urban areas are shown with a red line. The percentage value is shown from 0 to 7 and a year is shown in 4 quarters. To begin, in the first quarter of the years, unemployment in Rural areas is immensely high. In the middle of the second-third quarters the unemployment situation in Australia drop significantly to reach a value of around 4. 5%. Finally from the third to the fourth quarter of the year the value stabilizes around 5%. For that concerns the unemployment situation in Urban areas, the situation is totally various. In the first quarter of the years, the value increases to reach in the second quarter the percentage of 4%, on the contrary in the third quarters of the year unemployment value drop significantly. At the end of the year, unemployment strongly increases to reach almost 7%. To conclude, it is clear that in the Rural areas the unemployment is higher than in urban areas for all years, furthermore only at the end of the year (in the fourth quarter of the year) values are extremely close around 5%.
The chart illustrates the percentage of
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unemployment
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situation
in Australia in the
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year
2012.

The parameters it analyzes are Rural
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areas
with the blue line while Urban
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areas
are shown
with a red line.
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The
percentage
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is shown
from 0 to 7 and a
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year
is shown
in 4 quarters.

To
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first
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of the years,
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unemployment
in Rural
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areas
is
immensely
high. In the middle of the second-third
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quarters
the
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unemployment
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situation
in Australia drop
significantly
to reach a
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value
of around 4. 5%.
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Finally
from the third to the fourth
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of the
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year
the
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value
stabilizes around 5%.

For that concerns the
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unemployment
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in Urban
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areas
, the
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situation
is
totally
various. In the
first
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of the years, the
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increases to reach in the second
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the percentage of 4%,
on the contrary
in the third
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drop
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.

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,
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strongly
increases to reach almost 7%.

To conclude
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that in the Rural
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the
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is higher than in urban
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areas
for all years,
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values are
extremely
close around 5%.
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