The title is "Unemployment Rates Increased Most in Aerospace and High-Tech Metropolitan Statistical Areas."

A bar chart that shows the average unemployment rate over four quarters ending in the third quarters of 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2003. In Seattle, the unemployment rate was 3.62 percent in 2000, 4.56 percent in 2001, 6.73 percent in 2002, and 6.73 percent in 2003. In Tacoma, the unemployment rate was 5.07 percent in 2000, 5.98 percent in 2001, 7.47 percent in 2002, and 7.56 percent in 2003. In Portland, the unemployment rate was 4.05 percent in 2000, 5.00 percent in 2001, 7.83 percent in 2002, and 8.08 percent in 2003. In Bellingham, the unemployment rate was 5.48 percent in 2000, 6.51 percent in 2001, 6.65 percent in 2002, and 5.95 percent in 2003. In Bremerton, the unemployment rate was 5.44 percent in 2000, 5.86 percent in 2001, 6.28 percent in 2002, and 6.24 percent in 2003. In Olympia, the unemployment rate was 4.82 percent in 2000, 5.48 percent in 2001, 5.88 percent in 2002, and 5.63 percent in 2003. In Richland, the unemployment rate was 6.88 percent in 2000, 7.36 percent in 2001, 6.93 percent in 2002, and 7.29 percent in 2003. In Spokane, the unemployment rate was 5.30 percent in 2000, 6.25 percent in 2001, 6.99 percent in 2002, and 6.64 percent in 2003. In Yakima, the unemployment rate was 10.14 percent in 2000, 11.42 percent in 2001, 10.83 percent in 2002, and 10.22 percent in 2003.