The graph shows percentages of unemployed women at 8 ages. It can be clearly seen that the
ages 18 and 45 have the highest unemployment rate.
According to the graph, among the ages 18, 20, 25, 30 and 35, the youngest women have the
highest unemployment percentage (15%). 20 year-old women have much lower unemployment
figures (about 10%), and percentages drop even lower (to 5 percent) for those aged 25 and 35.
There is a slight increase for those aged 30, where the unemployment rate reaches 6 percent.
The peak value is recorded amongst 45 year-old women, and all the remaining ages have much
lower figures: 8% at age 55 and 9% at age 65.
To sum up, the figures for most ages are relatively uniform and change from 5 to 9 %, with rare
exceptions such as the ages 18 and 45.
The graph
shows
percentages of unemployed
women
at 8
ages
. It can be
clearly
seen
that the
ages 18 and 45 have the highest unemployment rate.
According to the graph, among the
ages
18, 20, 25, 30 and 35, the youngest
women
have the
highest unemployment percentage (15%). 20 year-
old
women
have much lower unemployment
figures (about 10%), and percentages drop even lower (to 5 percent) for those aged 25 and 35.
There is a slight increase for those aged 30, where the unemployment rate reaches 6 percent.
The peak value
is recorded
amongst
45 year-
old
women
, and all the remaining
ages
have much
lower figures: 8% at
age
55 and 9% at
age
65.
To sum up, the figures for most
ages
are
relatively
uniform and
change
from 5 to 9 %, with rare
exceptions such as the
ages
18 and 45.