The given line graph provides information about the
rates
of unemployed workers in three countries, including the Use synonyms
UK
, the rest of Europe and Use synonyms
Japan
, between 1993 and 2007.
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Overall
, Linking Words
while
unemployment Linking Words
rates
in the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe experienced a decline, Use synonyms
Japan
saw an increase in the percentage of individuals.
In 1993, the Use synonyms
UK
had the highest rate of idleness , with 11% of the population without work; year by year , it decreased. Interestingly, coming to 2001, the Use synonyms
rates
of the Use synonyms
UK
and Use synonyms
Japan
in the same level. In 2007, the percentage decreased to 5 per cent of Use synonyms
UK
unemployment. Use synonyms
Likewise
, in Europe Linking Words
also
the rate was Linking Words
also
high at 9%, Linking Words
then
it decreased sharply to 8%. The Linking Words
last
indicator was 7%.
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Japan
has the fewest number of people who are without work. In 1993, the rate of joblessness was 2% of the Use synonyms
overall
population of Linking Words
Japan
. Use synonyms
Moreover
, in 2005, the Linking Words
rates
of Use synonyms
Japan
and the Use synonyms
UK
intersected, reaching 5%. When it comes to 2007, the percentage indicated with 4% which was the greatest result in preventing lack of indolence.Use synonyms