Unemployment rate of urban and rural in Australia in 2012
Unemployment rate of urban and rural in Australia in 2012 wa3OE
The line graph illustrates the Unemployement rate in Australia in rural and urban areas in the year 2012.
Overall, In the first quarter, the urban areas experienced an upward trend and when it acquired a platform of 4% then it gradually goes down. while rural areas experienced in an opposite manner where it starts decreasing from the first quarter.
At the beginning of the first quarter, urban areas in Australia experienced an upward trend starts from 2% to 4%, and later it showed some bad experience decreasing in the second quarter from 4% to 2%, however again in the next two quarters, it gradually goes upward from 2% to almost 5%.
Rural areas stated some bad experience of the downward trend in the beginning of 2012, which start declining in the first and second quarter from 7% to 4. 5%. However, at the end of second-quarter, it showed some good trends of increasing from 4. 5% to almost 6% and for rest of the year, it continued showing gradually increasing trend.
The line graph illustrates the
Unemployement
rate in Australia in rural and urban
areas
in the year 2012.
Overall
, In the
first
quarter
, the urban
areas
experienced an upward
trend
and when it acquired a platform of 4% then it
gradually
goes down.
while
rural
areas
experienced
in an opposite manner
where it
starts
decreasing from the
first
quarter.
At the beginning of the
first
quarter
, urban
areas
in Australia experienced an upward
trend
starts
from 2% to 4%, and later it
showed
some
bad
experience decreasing in the second
quarter
from 4% to 2%,
however
again in the
next
two
quarters
, it
gradually
goes upward from 2% to almost 5%.
Rural
areas
stated
some
bad
experience of the downward
trend
in the beginning of 2012, which
start
declining in the
first
and second
quarter
from 7% to 4. 5%.
However
, at the
end
of second-quarter, it
showed
some
good
trends
of increasing from 4. 5% to almost 6% and for rest of the year, it continued showing
gradually
increasing
trend
.