What these figures show is that some countries are using their resources wisely and some are not. Greece, Croatia and Italy are all within the same region. They show to have similar figures when it comes to economics. Comparing the labor force to the GPD: Composition of Origin show whether a country is profiting from the three different industries: Agriculture, Industry and Services. If the percentage of the the GPD: Composition of Origin is higher than the Labor Force percentage then the country is turing a profit. Greece is a major offender in the agriculture industry. The amount of people in their economy that have jobs in agriculture is too much to the amount of profit turned from the agriculture industry. The service percentage is and should be the highest because all three of these countries are vacation spots; therefore, there would be more job and more profit turing from the service industry.
One aspect I found interesting was that Italy has the lowest unemployment rate out of the three countries but it has the highest poverty rate. I would have thought that the unemployment rate would be in direct correlation with the poverty rate.
Greece
GPD: $23,600
Poverty: 20% Unemployment: 27.9%
Labor Force: Agriculture- 12.4% Industry- 22.4% Services- 65%
GPD: Composition by Origin: Agriculture- 3.55% Industry- 16% Services- 80.5%
Croatia:
GPD: $17,800
Poverty: 21.1% Unemployment: 21.6%
Labor Force: Agriculture- 2.1% Industry- 29% Services- 69%
GPD: Composition by Origin: Agriculture- 5% Industry- 25.8% Services- 69.2%
Italy:
GPD: $29,600
Poverty: 29.9% Unemployment: 12.4%
Labor Force: Agriculture- 3.9% Industry- 28.3% Services- 67.8%
GPD: Composition by Origin: Agriculture- 2% Industry- 24.4.% Services- 73.5%