The graph below shows the unemployment levels in Ireland and the number of people leaving the country between 1988 and 2008.

The line graph illustrates the proportion of the unemployment levels in Ireland

as well as

the

statistic

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of

people

leaving the country from 1988 to 2008.

Overall

, the jobless

rate

reached

peak

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in the first year,

while

the figure for

resident

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residents

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leaving was highest in the next year.

In addition

, both the unemployment

rate

and migrants witnessed a significant decline in the following years and

then

increased slightly again

at the end

of the year. Look in detail at the unemployment

rate

, in 1998 the number of

people

who were unemployed hit the highest point at 18%, and

then

had a

steadily

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decrease to 16% in 1990. Over the next ten years, the percentage of jobless

people

had a significant decline to under 6% and had slight fluctuation before

risingto

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rising to

rising

roughly 10% in 2008. Turning to the figure for citizens leaving Ireland, 40,000

people

left the country at the beginning of the timeframe,

after

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that,

reach

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a peak at 70,000. In 1990, the

rate

fell rapidly and remained at around 30,000 until 2004. By the end of the period, 40,000 inhabitants

leaving

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had left

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the country.