2001 Unemployment rates in UK!!!

The graph demonstrates the percentage of unemployment in the year of 2001 in the UK is also divided by ethnic group and gender and has as source the Office for National Statistics. The chart indicates the percentage of Bangladeshi was the higher average, and was upward the twenty per cent for women. In general the averages of men unemployed were above the number of women, but Indian and Pakistani, which the percentage remained constant. Another pattern that leaps to the eye is the fact of Unemployment rates rose up the five percent, only the white Ethnic rate was below or in the same percentage. Another pattern, were the Mixed, other Asian, Black Caribbean, Black African and Other Ethnics increased slightly almost in the same way for men and women, which men group were majority in rates of unemployment between 5% and 15%.

Brazil about to overtake UK as world's sixth biggest economy

The graph demonstrates the total gross domestic product by billions of the sixth biggest economy in the world, divided by years and a forecast. In general Countries lift but japan. Germany, France, UK and Brazil rose slightly until the late-2000s recession that began in December, 2007 and ended in September of 2008. The Recession has also affected United States and China that was increasing dramatically, US furthermore plunged in 2008 but after that it has increased rapidly. Japan fluctuates from 2000 to 2008, but after 2009 it went up a little and must end 2012 above the 5,000 Billion. In another hand, Brazil increase slightly from 2000 to 2007. In 2008 the GDP remained the same, but after that year it has rose sharply evening the GDP of UK. The GDP of Brazil should be appearing among the biggest GDP due to the size of the territory and his capacity of production, compared to smaller countries.

Summarize the information, compare the graphs, report the main features.

The Graph demonstrates that are more UK residents visiting overseas than are overseas residents visiting UK from 1982 to 2002. Moreover, the UK residents spend more nights visiting overseas than the other group. In fact, at the twenty years demonstrated in the graph, the number of nights spent travelling by UK residents never fell below ten nights. It decreased slightly from round thirteen to ten nights. It also reveal the dramatically rise of UK residents travelling overseas from twenty millions to sixty millions from 1982 to 2002.  On the other hand, the number of foreign residents visiting UK has rose slightly, it also fluctuate between 1997 to 2002 ending going up a little. The average of nights spend by overseas residents fluctuate a lot but always decreasing slightly by twelve to eight nights from 1982 to 2002. The superior number of UK residents travelling and the average time spent during their travels compared to the number and period by overseas residents demonstrate that UK people travel more and for more time, it can reflect the good financial moment in the years studied in the UK.

Graphs at the page 19 - Unit 1 (IELTS MASTERCLASS BOOK)

Brazil and India – Similarities and differences between both countries.

Members of the economic group BRICK, Brazil and India have more similarities than the eyes can see. There are also a lot of differences, but both countries are between the largest countries in the planet, and their importance to the development of the economy in the world is incontestable.

To begin with the similarities, in both countries there are many natural assets. For example, Brazil has a rich biodiversity in the rainforest while India has a different biodiversity in Himalaya but as big as Brazil’s. They have several religious diversities as in Brazil. In India we have four big religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism while in Brazil we have most part of the population following Roman Catholicism, but there are also a lot of different religions, like Protestantism, Kardecist spiritism, Afro-Brazilian religions, Buddhism, Judaism Islam. Brazil and India are either in the most populous countries or the largest countries.

About the differences, India has a curious factor, even the inequality between classes is similar in both countries, India has a lower rate of violence due the religious beliefs while Brazil suffers with the lack of punishment from their government. Another difference with Brazil is the problem related to the neighbor’s countries which there are intolerance about religion and the creation of some conflicts and terrorist attacks.

Neither Brazil nor India has enough experience to be an economic power, but they are growing and someday those two nations can teach a lot of lessons to the world. Maybe someday we can live in peace and with harmony between existence and development.