the graph below shows the percentage of self employed workers of the total workspace in five countries in 1998 and 2008.summarise the information.
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The given column graph illustrates the percentage of who were doing their own work, out of all employed people in five countries, in 1998 and 2008. It is manifest from the graph that the Turks and Greeks were more interested in entrepreneurship than the Russians, Slovakians and the Czechs. The percentage of the self employed people from the Russian Republic, Slovakia and the Czechs Republic was 5%, 7% and 11% respectively, in 1998. However, in just a decade the percentage rose in all the three countries and reached 7, 12 and 14 % respectively, by 2008. The people of Greece and Turkey doing their own business were 45% and 56% respectively, but decreased to 35 and 39% respectively by 2008. Overall it is interesting to see that although the percentage of entrepreneurs in the Russian Republic, Slovakia and the Czech Republic were much lesser than those in Greece and Turkey, their interest in doing their own work grew with time. Whereas, the people of Greece and Turkey were much more who were running their own business, but their interest in doing their own work dwindled with time.
The
given
column graph illustrates the
percentage
of who were
doing
their
own
work, out of all employed
people
in five countries, in 1998 and 2008. It is manifest from the graph that the Turks and Greeks were more interested in entrepreneurship than the Russians,
Slovakians
and the Czechs. The
percentage
of the
self employed
people
from the Russian Republic, Slovakia and the Czechs Republic was 5%, 7% and 11%
respectively
, in 1998.
However
, in
just
a decade the
percentage
rose in all the three countries and reached 7, 12 and 14 %
respectively
, by 2008. The
people
of Greece and Turkey
doing
their
own
business were 45% and 56%
respectively
,
but
decreased to 35 and 39%
respectively
by 2008.
Overall
it is interesting to
see
that although the
percentage
of entrepreneurs in the Russian Republic, Slovakia and the Czech Republic were much lesser than those in Greece and Turkey, their interest in
doing
their
own
work grew with time. Whereas, the
people
of Greece and Turkey were much more who were running their
own
business,
but
their interest in
doing
their
own
work dwindled with time.