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The graph presents information about the percentage of people employed in the United Kingdom, Italy and the G7 average. v.2

The graph presents information about the percentage of people employed in the United Kingdom, Italy and the G7 average. v. 2
The bar graph shows the proportion of employed individuals divided into three age groups in the United Kingdom, Italy and the G7 average. Overall, it is obvious that most people employed from three different age brackets are British while Italians are the minority. The Britain and G7 average figures are roughly similar. The percentage of 18-25 years old employees from United Kingdom is just above 50% compared with G7 average at around 43%. Interestingly, they both reached their highest percentage in 25-54 years old employees, just about 82% and nearly 80% respectively. In 55-64 years old, employees from United Kingdom and G7 average are almost identical at approximately 62%. In contrast, there is a remarkable gap in the percentage of Italian workers in all age groups. Italy employed an insignificant proportion in youngest age group at around 15% while just above 50% in the oldest group. In 25-54 years of age, there is a large proportion of Italians at nearly 70%, though the lowest among employees of the same age bracket.
The bar graph
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the proportion of employed individuals divided into three
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age
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groups
in the United Kingdom, Italy and the G7
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average
.
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people
employed from three
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brackets are British while Italians are the minority.

The Britain and G7
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figures are roughly similar. The percentage of 18-25 years
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old
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employees
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from United Kingdom
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above 50% compared with G7
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at around 43%.
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, they both reached their highest percentage in 25-54 years
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,
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about 82% and
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. In 55-64 years
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,
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employees
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from United Kingdom
and G7
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are almost identical at approximately 62%.

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, there is a remarkable gap in the percentage of Italian workers in all
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age
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groups
. Italy employed an insignificant proportion in
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youngest
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at around 15% while
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above 50% in the oldest
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. In 25-54 years of
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, there is a large proportion of Italians at
nearly
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employees
of the same
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bracket.
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IELTS academic The graph presents information about the percentage of people employed in the United Kingdom, Italy and the G7 average. v. 2

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