The given line graph illustrates the percentage of 
unemployment
 in Use synonyms
three
 different nations including Use synonyms
Spain
, Use synonyms
Germany
, and Italy from 1991 to 2005. The given table describes the proportion of people in the workforce divided into genders in Europe in 1991.
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Overall
, it was obvious that in the line graph, Linking Words
Spain
 saw an upward trend in the Use synonyms
unemployment
 Use synonyms
rates
, Use synonyms
while
 the figures for Linking Words
Germany
 and Italy decreased and fluctuated. In the table, Use synonyms
men
 were the more dominant employers than Use synonyms
women
 in both Use synonyms
three
 Use synonyms
countries
.
In terms of Use synonyms
unemployment
 Use synonyms
rates
, in 1991, there was about 13% Use synonyms
unemployment
 in Use synonyms
Germany
, making it the highest among the Use synonyms
three
 Use synonyms
countries
. Followed by Italy and Use synonyms
Spain
, with respective figures standing at 8% and 4%. After six years, the rate of people who were out of work in Use synonyms
Germany
 increased rapidly, from 13% to 16%. Italy and Use synonyms
Spain
 had the same figures with 12% and 9% respectively. From 1999 to 2005, German and Italian unemployed worker Use synonyms
rates
 underwent a decrease. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the proportion of unemployed Linking Words
laborers
 in Change the spelling
labourers
Spain
 climbed to approximately 11%, becoming the highest in the year 2005.
Regarding the employed workers, Use synonyms
Spain
 had the lowest rate among the Use synonyms
three
 Use synonyms
countries
 in both genders, with 66,2% of Use synonyms
men
 and 32,3% of Use synonyms
women
. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
women
 in Use synonyms
Germany
 were able to work more than in two other Use synonyms
countries
 with 54,4%, and Use synonyms
men
 were 76,5 %. The figure for Italian Use synonyms
men
 and Use synonyms
women
 worker Use synonyms
rates
 were 77,1% and 37,8% respectively.Use synonyms