The chart below shows the distribution of workforce in various occupation of the Great Britain, in 1932 and 1992.
The chart below shows the distribution of workforce in various occupation of the Great Britain, in 1932 and 1992. Pr0Vg
The given pie charts trace the percentage change in the distribution of workforce, over five different categories, including the ‘jobless’ in Great Britain, in the years 1932 and 1992. Overall, the sector employing maximum workforce in the year 1932 was Industry, which was replaced by the service sector in the year 1992. Nearly half of the total workforce(45%) was engaged in the industrial sector, in the year 1932, however, the top place was occupied by service sector, engaging 52% of all the employees in the year 1992. The sector with least percentage of workforce in 1932 was government, which grew five-fold, from the year 1932 (3%) to 1992(15%). Furthermore, the percentage in unemployed category decreased by 15%, coming down to just 10% in 1992. A similar decrease was observed in Agriculture and Fishing sector, where the proportion was reduced by one-third of what it was in 1932, in 1992. Interestingly, the biggest expansion of 37% was registered by service sector, which stood at a whopping 52% in the latter of the two years.
The
given
pie charts trace the percentage
change
in the distribution of
workforce
, over five
different
categories, including the ‘jobless’ in Great Britain, in the years 1932 and 1992.
Overall
, the
sector
employing maximum
workforce
in the
year
1932 was Industry, which
was replaced
by the service
sector
in the
year
1992.
Nearly
half of the total
workforce(45%)
was engaged
in the industrial
sector
, in the
year
1932,
however
, the top place
was occupied
by service
sector
, engaging 52% of all the employees in the
year
1992. The
sector
with
least
percentage of
workforce
in 1932 was
government
, which grew five-fold, from the
year
1932 (3%) to 1992(15%).
Furthermore
, the percentage in unemployed category decreased by 15%, coming down to
just
10% in 1992. A similar decrease
was observed
in Agriculture and Fishing
sector
, where the proportion was
reduced
by one-third of what it was in 1932, in 1992.
Interestingly
, the biggest expansion of 37%
was registered
by service
sector
, which stood at a whopping 52% in the latter of the two years.