What is given in the bar chart below is the employment rate among 6 somehow wealthy countries in 1995 and 2005.
As shown, the x-axis of diagram is indicating to the countries’ name and for each of these 6 zone, four bars are plotted. Bars’ color are clustered by gender and year labels and making the information more feasible and quicker to understand. The vertical axis of the plot is showing the percentage employment.
At one quick glace it’s easy to understand that unemployment is a more common phenomenon among the women in all countries of this research case and both men and woman in those countries faced unemployment in 2005 due to decreasing in employment percentage in the indicated year.
The plot shows that the Australia and New Zealand have the highest rate of unemployment increasing and in opposite side, UK and Switzerland have the least tolerance. It’s also shown that the low populated country like Iceland has the highest employment rate. So to sum up, the modern wealthy countries of indicated in the passage, faced an employment crisis at the end of this ten year period.
What is
given
in the bar chart below is the
employment
rate among 6 somehow wealthy
countries
in 1995 and 2005.
As shown, the x-axis of diagram is indicating to the
countries’
name and for each of these 6 zone, four bars
are plotted
. Bars’ color
are clustered
by gender and year labels and making the information more feasible and quicker to understand. The vertical axis of the plot is showing the percentage employment.
At one quick
glace
it’s easy to understand that unemployment is a more common phenomenon among the women in all
countries
of this research case and both
men
and woman in those
countries
faced unemployment in 2005 due to decreasing in
employment
percentage in the indicated year.
The plot
shows
that the Australia and New Zealand have the highest rate of unemployment increasing and in opposite side, UK and Switzerland have the least tolerance. It’s
also
shown that the low populated
country
like Iceland has the highest
employment
rate.
So
to sum up, the modern wealthy
countries
of indicated in the passage, faced an
employment
crisis at the
end
of this
ten year
period.