Makkar ielts graphs

reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. 
1.
English speaking people 
2.
Australians 
3.
Non-English speaking people 
The given pie chart and line graph depict the total workforce in Australia and also the 
unemployment rate among the given three workforce groups, between 1998 and 2003. It is 
clear that the English-speaking non-natives of Australia had the highest unemployment rate. 
The pie chart clearly shows that the native Australians had slightly over three quarters share 
of the workforce in Australia. By contrast, the English-speaking immigrants constituted one 
in ten share of the workforce. The non-English speaking people made up 13% of the total 
workforce. 
The line graph depicts that among the total workforce, the non-English speakers had the 
unemployment rate of 4% in 1998. However, this decreased gradually and reached an all 
time low of 1% by 2003. The native Australians also saw a decrease in unemployment rate 
from 4% to 2% in the given 5 years. However, there was a small upsurge of unemployment 
in 1999. The non-native English speakers had the highest unemployment of 8% in 1998. 
There was a slight fall in the unemployment rate till 2001, but after that there was a sharp 
downfall till 2003 to 3%. In between there were fluctuations.
Overall, although the non-English speaking workers constituted the least share of the 
workforce, they had the maximum employment rate. 
 
Australia
ns
76%
English 
speaking 
people
11%
Non 
English 
speaking 
people
13%
Workforce

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The table below shows information about age, average income per person and