Figure 1.1: Real Wage Growth vs. Unemployment Rate in Various Countries (2010-2019)
This scatter plot, labeled Figure 1.1, compares the economic performance of several high-income countries between 2010 and 2019. It plots the average annual real wage growth (2010-2018) on the y-axis against the average unemployment rate (2010-2019) on the x-axis. The chart highlights significant disparities, with countries like Germany (DEU) in the favorable top-left quadrant (low unemployment, high wage growth) and Spain (ESP) in the unfavorable bottom-right quadrant (high unemployment, negative wage growth).
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