Past and future figures regarding the proportion of workers in seven sectors in the state of California are provided in the diagram. Overall, there will be a rise in the figures for health, services, and information technology, and a corresponding fall in government, manufacturing/agriculture, and low wage jobs while the business/administration rate is expected to remain stable.
Between 2010 and 2020, the prediction is that the services and information technology sectors will have experienced a slight growth from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10% respectively. Similarly, health is projected to witness a doubling in its figure from 12% to just under a quarter with 23%. Noticeably, it will become the sector with the highest proportion of workers in 2020.
On the other hand, the forecast is that there will be a slight decline in the percentage of workers in government (18% to 14%) and low wage jobs (24% to 16%). Manufacturing/agriculture accounted for the lowest figure in 2010 (8%), nevertheless, it is expected to have fallen even lower to just 4% in 2020.
Finally, the only sector which is projected to experience no change is business/administration which will remain at 13%.
Past and future
figures
regarding the proportion of workers in seven
sectors
in the state of California
are provided
in the diagram.
Overall
, there will be a rise in the
figures
for health, services, and information technology, and a corresponding fall in
government
, manufacturing/agriculture, and low wage jobs while the business/administration rate is
expected
to remain stable.
Between 2010 and 2020, the prediction is that the services and information technology
sectors
will have experienced a slight growth from 17% to 20% and 8% to 10%
respectively
.
Similarly
, health
is projected
to witness a doubling in its
figure
from 12% to
just
under a quarter with 23%.
Noticeably
, it will become the
sector
with the highest proportion of workers in 2020.
On the other hand
, the forecast is that there will be a slight decline in the percentage of workers in
government
(18% to 14%) and low wage jobs (24% to 16%). Manufacturing/agriculture accounted for the lowest
figure
in 2010 (8%),
nevertheless
, it is
expected
to have fallen even lower to
just
4% in 2020.
Finally
, the
only
sector
which
is projected
to experience no
change
is business/administration which will remain at 13%.