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The line graph below shows the unemployment rates for the USA and Japan between March 2005 and March 2011. v.1

The line graph below shows the unemployment rates for the USA and Japan between March 2005 and March 2011. v. 1
The line graph compares the percentages of unemployed Japanese and Americans from 2005 to 2011. Overall, the unemployment rate in the USA was considerably higher than that of Japan in 2005 but after five years the rate became the almost the same in both countries. Now, turning to the details, exactly seven percent workforce in the USA was unemployed in 2005 which was almost thrice than the unemployment Japanese workforce. In March 2006, joblessness among the US citizens dropped by one percent while it increased to over 3. 5 percent in Japan. Following that, the unemployment rate in the USA kept on decreasing with some fluctuations and reached to 5. 5% in 2010 whereas an exactly opposite was the truth in the case of the Japan, where the percentage of jobless people steadily climbed until it reached to 5. 5% in 2010. Interestingly, unemployment rates in the USA and Japan intersected each other by 2010 and with few minor rise and fall, both remained almost the same until the end of 2011, despite a huge gap, 4. 5% to be more precise, in early 2005.
The line graph compares the percentages of unemployed Japanese and Americans from 2005 to 2011.
Overall
, the
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unemployment
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rate
in the USA was
considerably
higher than that of
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Japan
in 2005
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but
after five years the
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rate
became
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the almost the
same in both countries.

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Now
, turning to the
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details
, exactly seven percent workforce in the USA
was unemployed
in 2005 which was almost
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thrice
than the
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unemployment
Japanese workforce. In March 2006, joblessness among the US citizens dropped by one percent while it increased to over 3. 5 percent in
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Japan
. Following that, the
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unemployment
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rate
in the USA
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kept
on decreasing with
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some
fluctuations and reached to 5. 5% in 2010 whereas an exactly opposite was the truth in the case of the
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Japan
, where the percentage of jobless
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people
steadily
climbed until it reached to 5. 5% in 2010.
Interestingly
,
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unemployment
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rates
in the USA and
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Japan
intersected each other by 2010 and with few minor rise and fall, both remained almost the same until the
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end
of 2011, despite a huge gap, 4. 5% to be more precise, in early 2005.
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IELTS academic The line graph below shows the unemployment rates for the USA and Japan between March 2005 and March 2011. v. 1

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2 paragraphs
185 words
6.0
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