The provided bar graphs represent the information about male and female employment in three different countries in 2005 and 2015. It is obvious that in 2005 only 30% women employment in South Korea whereas in Sweden the highest rate on male in employment is approximately 79% in same year.
We can observe that, in compared to 2005 employment rates, in 2015 it increased gradually in both categories. In 2005, 61% male and 35% women employment rate noted in Canada whereas in 2015 it increased by 70% and 53% respectively. In 2005, the percentages of working females is 30% and working male is 71% in South Korea but in 2015, it slightly increased in female category by 40%. In Sweden, 79% male and 45% female employment noted in 2005, and compared to 2005, in 2015 it slightly decreased in male section but gradually increased in female category.
The provided bar graphs represent the information about male and
female
employment
in three
different
countries in 2005 and 2015. It is obvious that in 2005
only
30% women
employment
in South Korea whereas in Sweden the highest rate on male in
employment
is approximately 79% in same year.
We can observe that, in compared to 2005
employment
rates, in 2015 it
increased
gradually
in both categories. In 2005, 61% male and 35% women
employment
rate noted in Canada whereas in 2015 it
increased
by 70% and 53%
respectively
. In 2005, the percentages of working
females
is 30% and working male is 71% in South Korea
but
in 2015, it
slightly
increased
in
female
category by 40%.
In
Sweden, 79% male and 45%
female
employment
noted in 2005, and compared to 2005, in 2015 it
slightly
decreased in male section
but
gradually
increased
in
female
category.