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The given table chart illustrates the number of workers worked in different Australian sectors from the year 1989 to 2009. Data is calibrated in percentage.
Overall, at the beginning of the period, the highest proportion of working in a manufacturing segment, However; the least workers worked in the tourism sector. But, at the end of the period, the maximum number of workers moved in the Healthcare sector and least were still in the tourism industry.
In 1989, 15% of workers employed in the manufacturing sector, but, after two decades its percentage dropped to 9. 8%. The percentage of workers employed in the Retail sector also declined from 11. 8 to 10. 1 between the two years.
In the year 1989, the number of workers worked in the Healthcare sector was 2% more than in the construction industry, but, in the end, the difference between the two increased by 1% as compared to the year 1989. The education and tourism segment accounted for 6. 8% and 5. 5% of workers respectively in the year 1989 but, in the end, more than 7% of workers worked in these two industries.
The
given
table chart illustrates the number of
workers
worked in
different
Australian
sectors
from the
year
1989 to 2009. Data
is calibrated
in percentage.
Overall
, at the beginning of the period, the highest proportion of working in a manufacturing segment,
However
; the least
workers
worked in the tourism
sector
.
But
, at the
end
of the period, the maximum number of
workers
moved
in the Healthcare
sector
and least were
still
in the tourism industry.
In 1989, 15% of
workers
employed in the manufacturing
sector
,
but
, after two decades its percentage dropped to 9. 8%. The percentage of
workers
employed in the Retail
sector
also
declined from 11. 8 to 10. 1 between the two years.
In the
year
1989, the number of
workers
worked in the Healthcare
sector
was 2% more than in the construction industry,
but
, in the
end
, the difference between the two increased by 1% as compared to the
year
1989. The education and tourism segment accounted for 6. 8% and 5. 5% of
workers
respectively
in the
year
1989
but
, in the
end
, more than 7% of
workers
worked in these two industries.