The chart shows the unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012.
The given line chart demonstrates the unemployment status in Australia in 2012.
Overall
, it is noticeable that unemployment in rural areas
were
higher compared to urban Change the verb form
was
areas
.
Also
, it is important to highlight that at the beginning of first
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the first
quarter
there was a bigger difference between these Add a comma
quarter,
areas
wihch
was 2,5 Correct your spelling
which
percent
in urban and 6,5 in Change the spelling
per cent
rural
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a rural
the rural
area
. Fix the agreement mistake
areas
Further
in second
quarter Correct article usage
the second
number
of jobless people in rural slightly decreased to 6 Correct article usage
the number
percent
and in urban steadily increased to 3 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
. During Change the spelling
per cent
next
third quarter indicators fluctuated in both Correct article usage
the next
areas
, and in the end
it was 4 Add a comma
end,
percent
in urban and 5,5 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
in rural Change the spelling
per cent
area
. Fix the agreement mistake
areas
Then
, in
the end of 2012 indicators of nonemployment in both Change the preposition
at
areas
come
closer to each other, reaching 4,8 Wrong verb form
came
percent
in urban and 5,2 Change the spelling
per cent
percent
in rural Change the spelling
per cent
areas
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