The
line
graph gives information about the unemployment rates in three countries (the UK, the rest of Europe and Japan) between 1993 and 2007. Use synonyms
Overall
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while
the United Kingdom was the biggest player in the story, Linking Words
however
, the rest of Europe was always considered to have the highest Linking Words
rate
of unemployment in the story.
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To begin
with, in Japan, it started from the Linking Words
year
1993, with only 2 per cent, and it was the Use synonyms
rate
that was considered a Use synonyms
year
of stability in the Use synonyms
year
1999. When it was a Use synonyms
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of 2001, it immediately increased to 6%. Unfortunately, Use synonyms
this
growth was not sustained , and the figure rebounded in 2007 with 4 per cent. Starting from the United Kingdom’s Linking Words
line
, As it mentioned the highest Use synonyms
rate
of the Redundancy it was equal to 12 percentages in the Use synonyms
year
1993, Use synonyms
However
the Linking Words
line
peak was not maintained, Use synonyms
as a result
it declined until 1997, with 6% and there was small growth in the Linking Words
year
1999, and again it decreased to the Use synonyms
year
2001, with 4% and Use synonyms
at the end
it followed by a steady and consistent growth in the lines until 2007, with 4 proportion.
Starting from the highest level of the joblessness Linking Words
rate
in the rest of Europe, from the first beginning it was equal to 10 percentages in the Use synonyms
year
of 1993, and it showed the highest Use synonyms
line
in the history it continued until the Use synonyms
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1999, Use synonyms
however
from that Linking Words
year
there were lots of changes in that Use synonyms
line
, it Use synonyms
initially
declined to 8% in 2001, and it faltered in one space, after some period it almost declined until 2007, with 8 percent.Linking Words