The given line chart illustrates the unemployment percent and individuals who leave Ireland during the period 1988-2008.
In an overview, it is worth noting that Ireland experienced the most significant quantities of both unoccupied rate and people leaving Ireland in 1988. Furthermore, both data witnessed a general adverse tendency of growth.
At the commencement of the survey, the figure for jobless people and individuals exiting Ireland was the highest in the 20-year period. The former was approximately 15% while it was about 60000 for the latter.
Nevertheless, both data went through a downward trend after that. By 2000, the percentage for idle individuals had decreased dramatically to almost 5%, which is the lowest figure during the survey. The number of people emigrating Ireland underwent the same situation in 2002, when it fell significantly to nearly 25000. However, the proportion of jobless people rose inconsiderable to 6% at the finish of the period, the quantity of people quitting Ireland increased considerable to 50000 as well.
