The chart and graph below give information about three categories of workers in Australia and the unemployment levels within those groups.

The

given

Verb problem

apply

show examples

pie

chart

and line

chart

illustrate the

percentage

of employees in three different sectors in 2003 and the

unemployment

rates within those groups over a 10-year

period

.

Overall

, in the pie

chart

, the highest proportion of workers was in the "Born in Australia" category,

while

the lowest was in the

ESC

group

. The line

chart

shows a downward trend in

unemployment

rates across all sectors, with the highest

rate

observed in the

NESC

group

throughout the

period

. In the pie

chart

, in 2003, the highest

percentage

of workers, accounting for 76%, belonged to the

Australian

native section. The figure for the

NESC

group

was 14%, significantly lower than the highest

percentage

. The lowest proportion of employees was in the

ESC

group

, at just 10%, which is one-seventh of the highest

percentage

. Regarding the line graph, in 1993, the

NESC

group

had the highest

unemployment

rate

in Australia, standing at 7.5%, followed by the

Australian

and

ESC

sectors with 4% and 3.5%, respectively.

Although

the

unemployment

rate

for the

NESC

group

dramatically decreased to 3% by the end of the observed

period

, it still had the highest

rate

of underemployment.

While

the

unemployment

rate

for the

ESC

group

slightly declined from 3.5% to 2.5%, the

rate

for the

Australian

sector fluctuated and eventually dropped to 1%, which is one-fourth of its initial

rate

. In conclusion, the highest proportion of employees in 2003 was in the "Born in Australia" category,

while

the lowest was in the

ESC

group

. Over the ten-year

period

, the

NESC

group

consistently had the highest

unemployment

rate

, despite a significant decrease,

while

the

Australian

sector experienced the lowest

rate

by the end of the

period

.