The table illustrates the rate of workers in seven economic sectors in California in 2010 and its expected proportion in 2030. In general, the data of three sectors including health, services and information technology are projected to increase. In contrast, there will be a decline in government, manufacturing/agriculture, low wage sectors. Meanwhile, the business sector rate is expected to remain the same.
The health sector is forecasted to witness a rise from 12% in 2010 to 23% in 2030 and it will become the most popular sector for California employees. Similarly, from 2010 to 2030, there is a projection that services and information technology will increase gradually from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10%, respectively.
By contrast, the low wage sector (retail and fast food), which had the highest percentage of employment, is anticipated to decrease from 24% to 16% over 30 years. Regarding the government sector, it is set to drop from 18% to 14%. Likewise, the employment rate in the manufacturing/agriculture sector is predicted to remain the lowest figure. It accounted for 8% in 2010 and will decrease to 4% in 2030.
Finally, there is a prediction that there will be no change in the proportion of business/administration sector, it will remain at 13%.
The table illustrates the rate of workers in seven economic
sectors
in California in 2010 and its
expected
proportion in 2030.
In general
, the data of three
sectors
including health, services and information technology
are projected
to increase.
In contrast
, there will be a decline in
government
, manufacturing/agriculture, low wage
sectors
. Meanwhile, the business
sector
rate is
expected
to remain the same.
The health
sector
is forecasted
to witness a rise from 12% in 2010 to 23% in 2030 and it will become the most popular
sector
for California employees.
Similarly
, from 2010 to 2030, there is a projection that services and information technology will increase
gradually
from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10%,
respectively
.
By contrast, the low wage
sector
(retail and
fast
food), which had the highest percentage of employment,
is anticipated
to decrease from 24% to 16% over 30 years. Regarding the
government
sector
, it
is set
to drop from 18% to 14%.
Likewise
, the employment rate in the manufacturing/agriculture
sector
is predicted
to remain the lowest figure. It accounted for 8% in 2010 and will decrease to 4% in 2030.
Finally
, there is a prediction that there will be no
change
in the proportion of business/administration
sector
, it will remain at 13%.