The graph table provides information about the unemployment rates in the United States of America and in Japan over a 5-year period, from March 1993 to March 1999.
Overall, the percentage of unemployed American people steadily decreased until approximately March 1995. In March 1995 the trend was reserved and the US unemployment rate started to rise again towards the end of the same year, followed by a plateau period and a minor growth around the end of 1996. From 1997 the American unemployment rate continued to decline until March 1999. Whereas it is noticeable a significant decline of the unemployment rate in the USA over the period given, an opposite trend is appreciable for Japan.
In addition, while the unemployment rate in the USA dropped from approximately 7% in March 1993 to about 4. 2% 6 years later, the percentage of jobless Japanese people constantly grew and it went up from approximately 2. 4% in March 1993 to over 4. 5% in March 1999 (about 4. 7%). 
The graph table provides information about the  
unemployment
  rates
 in the United States of America and in Japan over a 5-year period, from March 1993 to March 1999. 
Overall
, the percentage of unemployed American  
people
  steadily
 decreased until approximately March 1995. In March 1995 the trend  
was reserved
 and the US  
unemployment
  rate
  started
 to rise again towards the  
end
 of the same year, followed by a plateau period and a minor growth around the  
end
 of 1996. From 1997 the American  
unemployment
  rate
 continued to decline until March 1999. Whereas it is noticeable a significant decline of the  
unemployment
  rate
 in the USA over the period  
given
, an opposite trend is appreciable for Japan. 
In addition
, while the  
unemployment
  rate
 in the USA dropped from approximately 7% in March 1993 to about 4. 2% 6 years later, the percentage of jobless Japanese  
people
  constantly
 grew and it went up from approximately 2. 4% in March 1993 to over 4. 5% in March 1999 (about 4. 7%).