Unemployed workforces in different countries

The line graph illustrates the percentage of the unemployed workforce in two countries, Japan and the United States during 6 years. There are two general basic trends. Upward and downward. As regards the first United states with 7% unemployment rate in March 1993, began declining slowly and reached 5% mark in the middle of 1996. from then on, it remained roughly the same until March 1999. albeit there were minor falls and rises in their rate. As for Japan, with a suitable unemployment rate at first, they could not save their position at 2. 5% and approximately their rate got approximately doubled during three years and reached just under 4. 5% in March 1996. afterwards, it increased dramatically in March 1998 and peaked at 5. 3%, the exact point of the united state's declining point. Then both countries in March 1999 had about 5% of their workforce unemployed with slight fluctuations in their rates. In conclusion, the number of unemployed in the United States decreased by 2% in the course of 6 years, while Japan increased by about 2. 5% percent.