The three pie charts provide information about the proportion of secondary leavers in Australia who were employed, unemployed, or pursued
further
education during the period from 1980 to 2000.
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Overall
, these percentages exhibited different shares over the given period; some, Linking Words
such
as the employed group, recorded the highest figure, Linking Words
whereas
others, like the unemployed segment, represented the lowest share. Linking Words
However
, the proportion of each category varied among them.
As the charts illustrate, the Linking Words
further
education group started as the highest figure, standing at fifty per Linking Words
cent
, compared with thirty-eight per Use synonyms
cent
and thirty-seven per Use synonyms
cent
in the following periods. Use synonyms
This
was followed by the employed individuals, which commenced at forty per Linking Words
cent
and grew to fifty per Use synonyms
cent
in 1990, Use synonyms
then
they reached fifty-five per Linking Words
cent
within two decades.
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In contrast
, the unemployed group Linking Words
initially
accounted for one-tenth of the population, before rising by two per Linking Words
cent
after ten years, taking into account that they dropped to eight per Use synonyms
cent
by 2000.Use synonyms