The graph illustrates how many adults worked in different categories of a country in 2003 and 2013.
Overall, there was a decrease in the proportion of people who worked in business and medical, while the reverse trend can be seen in the figures for the other employment categories. In addition, the majority of people who did business in both years.
The percentage of workers in the business aspect started at approximately 45% in 2003, after which it experienced a consistent decline to just over 30% in 2013. Similar changes, but to a lesser extent, can be seen in the figure for medical, which decreased a halved, ending at about 11% in 2013.
Only 8% of workers were in education training in 2003, with a subsequent rise to 16% after a decade. Similar changes can be seen in the figure for building categories, which rose from just over 10% to nearly 20%. Additionally, there was a significant increase in the proportion of employees who worked in the hotel industry, were self-employed, and were unemployed throughout the period. Just only 3% of workers were in the hotel industry in 2003, increasing six times in ten years later. The figure for self-employed and unemployed saw similar changes, from just over 10% to over 30% and 11% to 31% respectively.
Overall, there was a decrease in the proportion of people who worked in business and medical, while the reverse trend can be seen in the figures for the other employment categories. In addition, the majority of people who did business in both years.
The percentage of workers in the business aspect started at approximately 45% in 2003, after which it experienced a consistent decline to just over 30% in 2013. Similar changes, but to a lesser extent, can be seen in the figure for medical, which decreased a halved, ending at about 11% in 2013.
Only 8% of workers were in education training in 2003, with a subsequent rise to 16% after a decade. Similar changes can be seen in the figure for building categories, which rose from just over 10% to nearly 20%. Additionally, there was a significant increase in the proportion of employees who worked in the hotel industry, were self-employed, and were unemployed throughout the period. Just only 3% of workers were in the hotel industry in 2003, increasing six times in ten years later. The figure for self-employed and unemployed saw similar changes, from just over 10% to over 30% and 11% to 31% respectively.
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