Rate of paid work in US and Japan between March 1993 and March 1999 is marked in terms of percentage of work force. While the unemployment is considerably decreasing in US, it is increasing significantly in Japan. Both the countries share all but same rate of staying unemployed in March 1999.
Paid work force in both countries are under a bit of roller coaster ride. Nonetheless, US employment is increasing on average with some minor up and downs while amount of work force available in Japan is strikingly increasing from March 1993 to March 1999.
Highest level of no-work rate for US is 7 in March 1993 while lowest rate is 5. Similarly minimum rate of workers in Japan is 2. 5 in March 1993 and maximum is 5 in March 1999. Paradoxically, both the countries share same fate in March 1999 with striking difference in their sizes and populations.
Rate
of paid
work
in US and
Japan
between March 1993 and March 1999
is marked
in terms of percentage of
work
force. While the unemployment is
considerably
decreasing in US, it is increasing
significantly
in
Japan
. Both the countries share all
but
same
rate
of staying unemployed in March 1999.
Paid
work
force in both countries are under a bit of roller coaster ride. Nonetheless, US employment is increasing on average with
some
minor
up and downs while amount of
work
force available in
Japan
is
strikingly
increasing from March 1993 to March 1999.
Highest
level of no-work
rate
for US is 7 in March 1993 while lowest
rate
is 5.
Similarly
minimum
rate
of workers in
Japan
is 2. 5 in March 1993 and maximum is 5 in March 1999.
Paradoxically
, both the countries share same fate in March 1999 with striking difference in their sizes and populations.