The table illustrates the worker proportions in five economic sectors in California from 2010 to 2030. Overall, the proportions of people working in health, services and information technology (IT) sector are projected to increase. By contrast, there will be a drop in government (education/ law enforcement), manufacturing/ agriculture and low wage (retail/ fast food). Meanwhile, the rate of business/ administration is forecast to remain the same.
From 2010 to 2030, the government and low wage sectors are predicted to drop gradually from 18% to 14% and 24% to 16% respectively. Similarly, it is predicted that manufacturing/ agriculture will account for the lowest figure and it will decrease from 8% in 2010 to 4% in 2030.
By contrast, there is predicted to be a considerable increase from 12% to 23% in the health sector over the 30 years and it will become the most popular sector in California. Regarding services and IT sector, they are set to rise from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10% respectively.
Lastly, there will be no change in the figure for business/administration and it is expected to remain at 13% in both years.
The table illustrates the worker proportions in five economic
sectors
in California from 2010 to 2030.
Overall
, the proportions of
people
working in health, services and information technology (IT)
sector
are projected
to increase. By contrast, there will be a drop in
government
(education/ law enforcement), manufacturing/ agriculture and low wage (retail/
fast
food). Meanwhile, the rate of business/ administration is forecast to remain the same.
From 2010 to 2030, the
government
and low wage
sectors
are predicted
to drop
gradually
from 18% to 14% and 24% to 16%
respectively
.
Similarly
, it
is predicted
that manufacturing/ agriculture will account for the lowest figure and it will decrease from 8% in 2010 to 4% in 2030.
By contrast, there
is predicted
to be a considerable increase from 12% to 23% in the health
sector
over the 30 years and it will become the most popular
sector
in California. Regarding services and IT
sector
, they
are set
to rise from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10%
respectively
.
Lastly
, there will be no
change
in the figure for business/administration and it is
expected
to remain at 13% in both years.