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The chart below is about the group of people who did
not have a job during a period of seven years (between March 1993 and March
1999) in the United State and Japan.
In the first stage, the rates of unemployment were
dramatically different in the US from Japan; there has 4% more people without
any kind of work in the US than in Japan (7% in the US and 3% in Japan).
Nevertheless, the amount of unemployed people in the
United State was decreasing slowly and with some fluctuation; at the same time,
in Japan happened exactly the contrary. Consequently, in the last period, both
of countries had the same proportion as people who were not working; it was
around 5% of the workforce unemployed in March 1999 for those nations.
Summarizing, those countries began with a high level
of difference in the percentage of people who had not a job (4%), but after 7
years this rate was changing and they finished the term with similar proportion
of people without work.
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