A glance at the two graphs reveals the unemployment rates over 20 years and the proportion of the workforce with two genders in 1991 in three countries(
Spain
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Germany
, and Italy).
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Overall
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it is clear that
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Spain
had an upward trend, Use synonyms
whereas
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Germany
developed in the opposite direction. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the number of male workers was far higher than their counterparts in these countries.
In 1991, the percentage of Linking Words
Spain
was by far the highest, at about 13%, which remained steady at the peak of 18%(1993 to 1995) , Use synonyms
then
fell gradually to its lowest point at approximately 9% in 2005. Linking Words
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Germany
witnessed a considerable climb, stood at 4% in 1990, and Use synonyms
finally
peaked at over 10% in 2005, surpassing the rate of Linking Words
Spain
in 2004. Meanwhile, the proportion of Italy fluctuated between 8% and 12% throughout the period.
Turning to the table, Italy held the highest male employment rate of 77.1%, compared to only 37.8% for women, almost reducing by 40%. (indicating a significant gap of almost 40%. )The percentage of male workers in Use synonyms
Spain
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was 30% and 22% higher than that of their female counterparts respectively.Use synonyms
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