The graph below shows the unemployment rates in the US and Japan between March 1993 and March 1999.

The graph below shows the unemployment rates in the US and Japan between March 1993 and March 1999.
The line chart informs the jobless rates in the US and
Japan
for six
years
between
March
1993 and
March
1999.
Overall
, the unemployment rate in the US decreased significantly
while
Japan
rocketed up from 1993 to 1999.
First,
it began in 7.0 per
cent
of the workforce in the US in 1993. The unemployment rate plunged to nearly 5.5 per
cent
in 1995.
Furthermore
, it tried to move up but struggled and fluctuated between 1995 and 1997. The next
years
were a dip down gradually to above 4.0 per
cent
by the
years
1999. Contrasting to the US,
Japan
had only above 2.0 per
cent
of the workforce in
March
1993. Three
years
later, It rose quickly to approximately 3.0 per
cent
.
Thus
it became fluctuated between
March
1996 to
March
1998 and end up at exactly 3.5 per
cent
. For the next
years
, it rocketed up to above 4.5 per
cent
. In conclusion, by the end of
March
,
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1999
Japan
has a higher percentage of workforce than the US.
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  • Unemployment rate
  • Trend
  • Comparison
  • Period
  • Sharp increase/decrease
  • Correlation
  • Economic policies
  • Technological advancements
  • Global economic conditions
  • Consumer spending
  • Social welfare
  • Public sentiment
  • Predictions
  • Economic strategies
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