The given pie chart and line graph illustrate the components of Australia's workforce in 2003, namely workers born in Australia, those born in other English-speaking countries (
ESC
), and those born in non-English-speaking ones (Use synonyms
NESC
), Use synonyms
as well as
display their unemployment ratio over the Linking Words
period
from 1993 to 2003.
From an Use synonyms
overall
perspective, it is evident that the majority of employees were Australians. Linking Words
Moreover
, the percentage of unemployment had declined considerably over the Linking Words
period
.
At the beginning of the Use synonyms
period
, the percentage of nonemployment in the Use synonyms
NESC
group was the highest, at nearly 8%, compared to above 4% in that of the Use synonyms
Autralian
. The Correct your spelling
Australian
ESC
group, Use synonyms
however
, accounted for the lowest number, at only under 4%.
In the following years, the data on the Linking Words
NESC
significantly fell to just under 4% in 1998, before fluctuating to around 2.2% in the Use synonyms
last
year. Meanwhile, the figures for both groups, Australia and Linking Words
ESC
, underwent a steady drop from about 3.6% and 2.8% in 1997 to around 2% and 1% in 2003, respectively, after decreasing to the same point at approximately 3% in 1995.
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At the end
of the Linking Words
period
, the statistics showed that Use synonyms
Australian
occupied 76% of the total number of Australian labour resources. Correct your spelling
Australia
And
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this
number was considerably greater than the data on Linking Words
NESC
, which was only 10%, Use synonyms
as well as
more than five times higher Linking Words
versus
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than
10
% of the Correct article usage
the 10
ESC
group.Use synonyms
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