The graph compares five countries, namely Russian Republic, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Greece and Turkey in terms of the percentage of workers during a span of 10 years from 1998. It is clear that the proportions off employers in five countries dramatically increase. In addition, the figures for self-employ people in Turkey dominate consistently the rankings. A closer look at the data reveals that the proportions of people doing own business in Russian Republic, Slovakia and Czech Republic ranged from 5% to 12% in 1998. The figure for employers in Greece come a second, with 41% in 1998. The percentage of workers in Turkey occupied the top ranking position with 55% in 1998. It is noticeable that the proportion of entrepreneur in Russian Republic lagged behind, with 5%. The percentages of people work in own business in Slovakia and Czech Republic marked nearly similar quantities, at 11% and 13% accordingly. This figure in Turkey gained 39%, which was 6% higher than that in Greece.
The graph compares five countries,
namely
Russian Republic, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Greece and Turkey in terms of the percentage of workers during a span of 10 years from 1998. It is
clear
that the proportions off employers in five countries
dramatically
increase.
In addition
, the figures for self-employ
people
in Turkey dominate
consistently
the rankings. A closer look at the data reveals that the proportions of
people
doing
own
business in Russian Republic, Slovakia and Czech Republic ranged from 5% to 12% in 1998. The figure for employers in Greece
come
a second, with 41% in 1998. The percentage of workers in Turkey occupied the top ranking position with 55% in 1998. It is noticeable that the proportion of entrepreneur in Russian Republic lagged behind, with 5%. The percentages of
people
work in
own
business in Slovakia and Czech Republic marked
nearly
similar quantities, at 11% and 13%
accordingly
. This figure in Turkey gained 39%, which was 6% higher than that in Greece.