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The graphs below show the growth in wages within the G7 Nations between 2000-2007 and 2008-2012.

The graphs below show the growth in wages within the G7 Nations between 2000-2007 and 2008-2012. 15kgL
Both figures below reveal the payrolls of how a special and rich group of countries during two periods, 2000 to 2007, and 2008 to 2012. Overall, it can be seen that the UK started the series with highest growth over 5%, followed by the US with rates near 3, 5 in and Canada with 3% in the first period. European nations showed started with a minor rate, but stayed more stable during all periods, except Italy. Japan oscillated your wage rates all time that was analysed. Canada, the US, and the UK demonstrated a constant and strong trend to grow in the first period. But, later just Canada keeping this positive tendency. The UK plunges your rates through for years and achieved negative rates as -2% in 2011. The US in the same period registered two negatives years and a small growth from 2009 to 2011. The European G7 nation's measures had majority increased, except Italy. France and Germany have a great performance during all time they registered only three years with a negative rate, France in 2008 with -02% and Germany with imperceptive decreases near 0, 1% in 2004 and 2005. The Italians numbers described a distinct situation, this context represents several oscillations over the years with positive picks with 2% in 2004 and droops like 2011 with -2%. Japan, the only Asian nation in the G7, exhibited similar behaviour of Italians, inconstant rates, in some moments rocket up as in 2011 with +3% and other moments plunge as 2001 with -2%.
Both figures below reveal the payrolls of how a special and rich group of countries during two
periods
, 2000 to 2007, and 2008 to 2012.

Overall
, it can be
seen
that the UK
started
the series with
highest
growth over 5%, followed by the US with
rates
near 3, 5 in and Canada with 3% in the
first
period
. European nations
showed
started
with a minor
rate
,
but
stayed more stable during all
periods
, except Italy. Japan oscillated your wage
rates
all time that was
analysed
.

Canada, the US, and the UK demonstrated a constant and strong trend to grow in the
first
period
.
But
, later
just
Canada keeping this
positive
tendency. The UK plunges your
rates
through for years and achieved
negative
rates
as -2% in 2011. The US in the same
period
registered two negatives years and a
small
growth from 2009 to 2011.

The
European G7 nation's measures had majority increased, except Italy. France and Germany have a great performance during all time they registered
only
three years with a
negative
rate
, France in 2008 with -02% and Germany with imperceptive decreases near 0, 1% in 2004 and 2005. The Italians numbers
described
a distinct situation, this context represents several oscillations over the years with
positive
picks with 2% in 2004 and droops like 2011 with -2%.

Japan, the
only
Asian nation in the G7, exhibited similar
behaviour
of Italians, inconstant
rates
, in
some
moments rocket up as in 2011 with +3% and other moments plunge as 2001 with -2%.
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IELTS academic The graphs below show the growth in wages within the G7 Nations between 2000-2007 and 2008-2012.

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