the chart below shows the percentage of unemployed recent graduates and young non-graduates age 21 to 30 between 1990 and 2015.
The line graph illustrates the percentage of unemployed recent graduates and young non-graduates aged 21 to 30 in the years between 1990 and the next 15 years 2015. Overall, most of the changes have taken place in the middle years of the graph chart, with gradual fluctuation so that in the year 2015 we will reach a per cent the same as the year 1990. The percentage of unemployed in the two groups decreased gradually in the first years between 1990 to 1995. On the other hand, there was a sharp rise in the recent years of the chart between 2010 to 2015 but we will reach about 10% for the unemployed recent graduates and a less than a fifth for the unemployed young non-graduates. In addition, there was a sharp fall in both groups of recent graduates and young non-graduates in the years between 1995 to 2000 which the percentage of unemployed recent graduates and non-graduates will reach a small number of them. In reverse, the percentage of unemployed recent graduates remained unchanged between the years 2000 and 2010. In contrast in the opposite group, there was a slight fall in the years between 2000 to 2005. however, the percentage of young non-graduates grew steadily between the years 2005 to 2010.
The line graph illustrates the percentage of unemployed recent graduates and young non-graduates aged 21 to 30 in the years between 1990 and the next 15 years 2015.
Overall, most of the changes have taken place in the middle years of the graph chart, with gradual fluctuation so that in the year 2015 we will reach a per cent the same as the year 1990.
The percentage of unemployed in the two groups decreased gradually in the first years between 1990 to 1995. On the other hand, there was a sharp rise in the recent years of the chart between 2010 to 2015 but we will reach about 10% for the unemployed recent graduates and a less than a fifth for the unemployed young non-graduates. In addition, there was a sharp fall in both groups of recent graduates and young non-graduates in the years between 1995 to 2000 which the percentage of unemployed recent graduates and non-graduates will reach a small number of them. In reverse, the percentage of unemployed recent graduates remained unchanged between the years 2000 and 2010. In contrast in the opposite group, there was a slight fall in the years
the
chart
below
shows
the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
and
young
non-graduates age 21 to 30 between 1990 and 2015.
The line
graph
illustrates the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
and
young
non-graduates aged 21 to 30 in the years between 1990 and the
next
15 years 2015.
Overall
, most of the
changes
have taken place in the middle years of the
graph
chart
, with gradual fluctuation
so
that in the
year
2015 we will
reach
a per cent the same as the
year
1990. The
percentage
of
unemployed
in the two
groups
decreased
gradually
in the
first
years
between 1990 to 1995
.
On the other hand
, there was a
sharp
rise in the
recent
years of the
chart
between 2010 to 2015
but
we will
reach
about 10% for the
unemployed
recent
graduates
and a less than a fifth for the
unemployed
young
non-graduates.
In addition
, there was a
sharp
fall
in both
groups
of
recent
graduates
and
young
non-graduates in the years
between 1995 to 2000
which the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
and non-graduates will
reach
a
small
number of them. In reverse, the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
remained unchanged between the years 2000 and 2010.
In
contrast
in the opposite
group
, there was a slight
fall
in the years
between 2000 to 2005
.
however
, the
percentage
of
young
non-graduates grew
steadily
between the years 2005 to 2010.
The line
graph
illustrates the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
and
young
non-graduates aged 21 to 30 in the years between 1990 and the
next
15 years 2015.
Overall
, most of the
changes
have taken place in the middle years of the
graph
chart
, with gradual fluctuation
so
that in the
year
2015 we will
reach
a per cent the same as the
year
1990.
The
percentage
of
unemployed
in the two
groups
decreased
gradually
in the
first
years
between 1990 to 1995
.
On the other hand
, there was a
sharp
rise in the
recent
years of the
chart
between 2010 to 2015
but
we will
reach
about 10% for the
unemployed
recent
graduates
and a less than a fifth for the
unemployed
young
non-graduates.
In addition
, there was a
sharp
fall
in both
groups
of
recent
graduates
and
young
non-graduates in the years
between 1995 to 2000
which the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
and non-graduates will
reach
a
small
number of them. In reverse, the
percentage
of
unemployed
recent
graduates
remained unchanged between the years 2000 and 2010.
In
contrast
in the opposite
group
, there was a slight
fall
in the
years