Prepare a table and line graph comparing the unemployment rate for 2000-2019 for Dominican republic and Barbados. Include reference. Discuss the relationship observed between the countries.  Explain THREE specific reasons that could account for the differences observed in the unemployment rate in these countries. The use of real-world examples is required. [HINT: Ensure that the reasons provided, examples and explanations are relevant and specific to the difference you are seeing between your two countries]    Explain THREE policies/str

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