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unemployment rate of ireland. please make a summary and compared when relevant

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The given line graph illustrates the number of unoccupied people who lived in Ireland.
Overall
, it is readily apparent that the jobless rate was corresponding to the people departing from Ireland as both showed a similar trend.
However
,
although
 the latter was moderately higher than the unemployed
citizens
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 proportion, the proportion in the
last
 couple of years showed vice versa. Taking a closer look at the unhired rate, it
initially
 stood at around 17% before drastically declining to 13% in the following year. After slightly rising by 2% in 1992, it
then
 experienced a steady plummet and hit a trough at only 5% and
centered
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 roughly around it throughout the given period. Regarding
thenumber
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the number
 of Ireland citizens’ departure, it started at 60000 before experiencing a major decrease by approximately 25000 in 1992 and
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 to fall from that point onwards to just below 30000 in 2002. Afterwards, it significantly rose to 50000 in 2008.
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Introduction
- Make sure your introduction provides a background of what the data is about, specifying the units and time frame of the graph. - Briefly summarize the main trend in the introduction before detailing in subsequent paragraphs.
Coherence
- Ensure that each paragraph has a clear main idea and that all sentences within each paragraph are well linked, forming a cohesive chain of ideas. - Use a range of cohesive devices to clearly show the relationships between different points.
Supporting Main Points
- Support your main points with data from the graph, including percentages, numbers, and time periods. - Make comparisons where relevant, as the question asks for comparisons when relevant. - Aim to include both general trends and specific details.
Task Achievement
- Address all parts of the task, ensuring that the information provided corresponds to the main features of the graph. - Present a clear overview of the data with key trends and significant details for a higher score in task response. - Avoid inaccuracies and inconsistencies in data description.

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