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the percentage of Australian men and women in three age groups who were employed in 1984, 2001 and 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The given chart illustrates the percentage of Australian
men
 and
women
 in three
age
groups
 who were employed in 1984, 2001, and 2014. The
employment
 ratio of
men
, divided into three
groups
 15
–
19, 35
–
44, and 60
–
64, is shown in the
first
 graph. In 1984, the
employment
 rate for adults was 98%, 62% of teenagers had work, and 40% of seniors had jobs. Adults and senior persons both had the same
employment
 rate in 2001,
however
, there was 4% fewer working youth. In 2014, the proportion of working teenagers fell to 50% and the proportion of working seniors rose to 60%, while the percentage of working adults stayed the same. The
employment
 rate for
women
 is displayed in the following graph. In 1984, there were 60% of working females in the 15
–
19
age
 range, 58% of
women
 were employed, and only 10% of
women
 over the
age
 of 60 were working.
Age
groups
 35 to 44 and 60 to 64 saw an increase in
employment
 rates in 2001, reaching 70% and 20%, respectively, the proportion for the
age
 range of 15 to 19 is unchanged. The year 2014 shows a hike in
employment
 rates in the
age
 group 35-44 to 78% and 60-64 to 45%, but the number of working girls in the
age
 group 15-19 decreased to 58%. We compared the number of employed individuals across different
age
groups
 and concluded that fewer
women
 were working in all three years than there were
men
.
This
 difference has gradually grown over time. In 2014, we can observe a decline in the number of working
men
 in the 15 to 19
age
 group.
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