The diagram depicts information regarding the proportions of which five distinguished industries accounted for the country’s B economy in 1995 and 2015 as well as a projection for 2025. Overall, it is clearly apparent that the financial industry has taken the lion’s share of the country’s economy with consistent rises, whilst others are foreseen to be on the decrease in 2025.
Starting at about 30 percent in 1995, the financial industry’s figures rose exponentially by approximately 15 percent after a decade. The figures are predicted to continue its growth and peak at nearly 43 percent in 2025. By contrast, the manufacturing industry’s statistics plummeted continuously over the time and are projected to keep that trend in the future. During 1995, the tourism industry’s percentage accounted for nearly 25 percent, nonetheless, its figures plunged by 5 percent and are foreseen to remain stable in the future.
Concerning the food processing industry and oil, coal and gas industry, these organizations have shared a similar trend from the past to the future. In 1995, both figures were about 10 percent and 20 percent correspondingly. After a decade, that of the processing industry doubled while the oil, coal and gas industry’s percentage increased slightly. Nevertheless, both figures are forecast to reverse to its starting level in 2025.
The diagram depicts information regarding the proportions of which five distinguished
industries
accounted for the country’s B economy in 1995 and 2015
as well
as a projection for 2025.
Overall
, it is
clearly
apparent that the financial
industry
has taken the lion’s share of the country’s economy with consistent rises, whilst others are foreseen to be on the decrease in 2025.
Starting at about 30
percent
in 1995, the financial
industry’s
figures
rose
exponentially
by approximately 15
percent
after a decade. The
figures
are predicted
to continue its growth and peak at
nearly
43
percent
in 2025. By contrast, the manufacturing
industry’s
statistics plummeted
continuously
over the time and
are projected
to
keep
that trend in the future. During 1995, the tourism
industry’s
percentage accounted for
nearly
25
percent
, nonetheless, its
figures
plunged by 5
percent
and are foreseen to remain stable in the future.
Concerning the food processing
industry
and oil, coal and gas
industry
, these organizations have shared a similar trend from the past to the future. In 1995, both
figures
were about 10
percent
and 20
percent
correspondingly
. After a decade, that of the processing
industry
doubled while the oil, coal and gas
industry’s
percentage increased
slightly
.
Nevertheless
, both
figures
are forecast to reverse to its starting level in 2025.