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Given in the pie charts is the employment data recorded in two towns, lettered A and B, according to three different professions/ lines of work in two years 1960 and 2010.

Given in the pie charts is the employment data recorded in two towns, lettered A and B, according to three different professions/ lines of work in two years 1960 and 2010. 7WLRA
Given in the pie charts is the employment data recorded in two towns, lettered A and B, according to three different professions/ lines of work in two years 1960 and 2010. As can be inferred from the charts, while the manufacturing field in both towns registered an upward progression, their number of salespeople declined. Meanwhile, the data regarding servicing in these two towns reversed each other. Another key feature is that more people in town A switched/ hopped to manufacturing, whereas the majority of B townspeople still favored sales. At the outset of the survey, the rate of service workers in town A constituted 30%, which then somewhat halved by 2010. The same was seen in sales employment of this town, comprising 20% in 2010. An opposite upward trend was displayed in manufacturing, with figures slightly more than doubling during the survey. In town B, despite seeing a decline of 18%, the rate of salespeople here was still dominant. Conversely, an uptrend was witnessed in the remaining fields, albeit with different degrees: 2% more people worked in servicing and the employment rate in manufacturing tripled its original level.
Given
in the pie charts is the employment data recorded in two
towns
, lettered A and B, according to three
different
professions/ lines of work in two years 1960 and 2010.

As can
be inferred
from the charts, while the
manufacturing
field in both
towns
registered an upward progression, their number of salespeople declined. Meanwhile, the data regarding servicing in these two
towns
reversed each other. Another key feature is that more
people
in
town
A switched/ hopped to
manufacturing
, whereas the majority of B townspeople
still
favored sales.

At the outset of the survey, the rate of service workers in
town
A constituted 30%, which then somewhat halved by 2010. The same was
seen
in sales employment of this
town
, comprising 20% in 2010. An opposite upward trend
was displayed
in
manufacturing
, with figures
slightly
more than doubling during the survey.

In
town
B, despite seeing a decline of 18%, the rate of salespeople here was
still
dominant.
Conversely
, an uptrend
was witnessed
in the remaining fields, albeit with
different
degrees: 2% more
people
worked in servicing and the employment rate in
manufacturing
tripled its original level.
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IELTS academic Given in the pie charts is the employment data recorded in two towns, lettered A and B, according to three different professions/ lines of work in two years 1960 and 2010.

Academic
  American English
4 paragraphs
188 words
6.5
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