The line graph compares the proportion of workers facing joblessness in the UK, the EU, and Japan from 1993 to 2007.
Overall
, despite consistently obtaining the lowest unemployment Linking Words
rate
, Japan was Use synonyms
also
the sole nation to experience an increase Linking Words
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at
the end. Change preposition
in
Conversely
, the rates in the UK and the EU generally declined, with a lower proportion in the level of the EU.
In 1993, only 2% of Japan's workforce was unemployed. Linking Words
This
rose to 3% in 1995 and remained steady until 1999. (*) A sharp increase to 6% occurred by 2003, making it surpass the UK’s Linking Words
rate
in 2001, at over 5%. Use synonyms
However
, by 2007, Japan’s unemployment Linking Words
rate
fell to 4%.
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In contrast
, the UK had the highest initial Linking Words
rate
at 11%, which dropped steadily to 5% by 2005 before a slight rise in the final two years. The EU’s Use synonyms
rate
was 10% in 1993, Use synonyms
after
exceeding the UK’s level in 1995, it reached Correct word choice
and after
the
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a
peaked
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at
12% in 1997. Onwards, Change preposition
of
this
area’s data followed a gradual decline, and Linking Words
finally
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reaching
8% by 2007.Wrong verb form
reached
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