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The labour market is depicted by two graphs. Firstly, the graph on the [[:File:World_Evolution-of-the-Labour-Market-worldwide_2000-2020_statisticalgraph_18082_eng.jpg|''Evolution of the labour market worldwide'']] shows the evolution of global employment in the medium term, from 2000 to 2020. Only few significant variations are visible in this type of graph. However, it does show a decrease in the total amount of workers and a moderate rise in unemployment during the transition from 2019 to 2020. For its part, the graph depicting the [[:File:Mundo_DistribucionWorld_Global-dedistribution-losof-trabajadoresworkers-conin-pobrezapoverty_2010-laboral-en-el-mundo_2010-2020_graficoestadistico_18083_spa2020_statisticalgraph_18083_eng.jpg|''Global distribution of workers in poverty'']] confirms that a large part of the labour force in the least developed countries is living in poverty –particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa–, whilst moderate poverty spans throughout East Asia, South Asia and North Africa.