The pie chart depicts the percentage of people employed and unemployed in distinct sectors like agriculture and industry in 1932 and 1992 in Philippines. Overall, it can be seen that major sector of employment was industry in 1932 whereas, least jobs are provided by government. The service sectors offered maximum number of jobs in 1992. The greater amount of workforce was employed in the segment of industry with 42% in 1932; however, it was significantly fallen by 17% to 15% in 1992. Moreover, less than a fifth number of people worked in service sector where, it was increase considerably to 52% thereby, becoming most popular area of employment. Furthermore, the number of workers in agriculture and fishing had been declined from 15% to less than a tenth over the period of six decades. In stark contrast to this, jobs by government rose to 15% in 1992 whereas, fraction of unemployed people plunged to a tenth in 60 years.
The pie chart depicts the percentage of
people
employed and unemployed in distinct
sectors
like agriculture and industry in 1932 and 1992
in Philippines
.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that major
sector
of employment was industry in 1932 whereas,
least
jobs
are provided
by
government
. The service
sectors
offered maximum number of jobs in 1992. The greater amount of workforce
was employed
in the segment of industry with 42% in 1932;
however
, it was
significantly
fallen by 17% to 15% in 1992.
Moreover
, less than a fifth number of
people
worked in service
sector
where, it was increase
considerably
to 52% thereby, becoming most popular area of employment.
Furthermore
, the number of workers in agriculture and fishing had
been declined
from 15% to less than a tenth over the period of six decades. In stark contrast to this, jobs by
government
rose to 15% in 1992 whereas, fraction of unemployed
people
plunged to a tenth in 60 years.