The graph below illustrates the percentage of unemployed women of different eight ages.
Overall, what stands out from the trend is that middle-aged women constitute the vast majority of the unemployed population, whereas the employment rate peaks during the youth.
Focusing on the first four given ages, 18 has the most unemployed population (%15). Whereas the rate slightly decreases in age 20 and hit %10, the momentum continues to drop for 25-year-old and 30-year-old women to secure a lower unemployment rate. Additionally, The former has the lowest (%5), and the latter saw a marginal fluctuation around %5.
Regarding the second four ages provided by the chart, throughout ages of 35 and 45, the rate has rapidly risen to %20 and then followed by a decline to %10 in 55-year-old women, which is the lowest unemployment rate during the ages mentioned earlier. In contrast, the 45-year-old peaks unemployment rate during the whole period.
The graph below illustrates the percentage of unemployed
women
of
different
eight ages.
Overall
, what stands out from the trend is that middle-aged
women
constitute the vast majority of the unemployed population, whereas the employment
rate
peaks during the youth.
Focusing on the
first
four
given
ages
, 18 has the most unemployed population (%15). Whereas the
rate
slightly
decreases in
age
20 and hit %10, the momentum continues to drop for 25-year-
old
and 30-year-
old
women
to secure a lower unemployment
rate
.
Additionally
, The former has the lowest (%5), and the latter
saw
a marginal fluctuation around %5.
Regarding the second four
ages
provided by the chart, throughout
ages
of 35 and 45, the
rate
has
rapidly
risen to %20 and then followed by a decline to %10 in 55-year-
old
women
, which is the lowest unemployment
rate
during the
ages
mentioned earlier.
In contrast
, the 45-year-
old
peaks
unemployment
rate
during the whole period.