The chart shows the unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The given graph illustrates the unemployment rate in rural and urban areas during 2012. the time aided into four quarters in a year.
Overall, the unemployment percentage has fluctuated sometimes. urban areas’ unemployment rate increases whereas rural areas’ unemployment rate decreases
Looking at the graph more closely, the two graphs show opposite moving trends throughout the year. 6.5% of people were unemployed in the first quarter, which was not only the highest rate of that time but about three times more than urban area unemployment rates. In the second quarter, rural area’s unemployment rates were decreased by 2%, whereas rates were increased by 2% in urban areas.
Furthermore, with next quarter, urban areas dipped to 2%, which was approximate, 3.5% less than rural areas. Afterwards, a negligible difference saw in both area’s unemployment percentage. People who live in cities and rural regions had almost the same unemployment rate of 4.7% and around 4.9%, respectively.
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