The present chart provides an analysis of how many people are facing unemployment in Australia. This graph depicts the information reported from rural and urban areas during the year 2012.
Overall, urban areas which were facing the least unemployment in the first quarter of 2012 had a significant leap over the second quarter. Whereas, In case of rural, which had the highest figure of 70% during the starting year was dropped to around 40% in mid-May. Meanwhile, urban areas faced a drastic fell between May and September, later picked up a steady growth of 20% until the end of the last few months of 2012 and hit with a slight fall and kept a growing tendency during the last quarter. In contrast, Coming to rural areas, which has seen a dramatic decline in unemployment faced in between the period of Jan to Aug, they maintained a standard fluctuation until the end of the year with a slight difference in the midst.
The present chart provides an analysis of how
many
people
are facing unemployment in Australia. This graph depicts the information reported from rural and urban
areas
during the year 2012.
Overall
, urban
areas
which were facing the least unemployment in the
first
quarter of 2012 had a significant leap over the second quarter. Whereas, In case of rural, which had the highest figure of 70% during the starting year
was dropped
to around 40% in mid-May. Meanwhile, urban
areas
faced a drastic fell between May and September, later picked up a steady growth of 20% until the
end
of the last few months of 2012 and hit with a slight fall and
kept
a growing tendency during the last quarter.
In contrast
, Coming to rural
areas
, which has
seen
a dramatic decline in unemployment faced in between the period of Jan to Aug, they maintained a standard fluctuation until the
end
of the year with a slight difference in the midst.