The graph shows the percentage of unemployed
workers
in the European Union (EU) from 1990 to 1999, comparing all Use synonyms
workers
with professional, manual, and self-employed Use synonyms
workers
.
Use synonyms
Overall
, the Linking Words
unemployment
rate for all Use synonyms
workers
increased significantly, starting at 6% in 1990 and doubling to 12% by 1995 before stabilizing. Manual Use synonyms
workers
consistently had the highest Use synonyms
unemployment
rate among the categories, beginning at 8%, peaking at 14% in 1995, and Use synonyms
then
declining slightly to 10% by 1999.
Professional Linking Words
workers
experienced much lower Use synonyms
unemployment
levels, fluctuating between 2% and 4% throughout the period. Their Use synonyms
unemployment
rates remained relatively stable compared to manual Use synonyms
workers
. Meanwhile, self-employed Use synonyms
workers
consistently had the lowest Use synonyms
unemployment
rate, staying under 2% for the entire period, with negligible changes.
In summary, manual Use synonyms
workers
faced the highest Use synonyms
unemployment
, Use synonyms
while
self-employed Linking Words
workers
were Use synonyms
least
affected. Correct article usage
the least
Unemployment
among all Use synonyms
workers
rose significantly before stabilizing after 1995.Use synonyms
dnm.best