The bar chart provides information about how many people have been employed across five different sectors in England between 1910 and 2010.
Overall, the services industry had experienced an upward trend for the last twenty years and employed numerous people at the end of the period. In contrast, fewer people worked in the other three sectors in 2010.
In terms of the services industry, there was a significant increase each year from 1910 until 2010. As a result this growing company had the highest number of employees in 2010, which increased by over two five times compared to the first year (4 versus 21 millions).
Manufacturing, which possessed the greatest employees in the beginning of the period, demonstrated a rapid rise until it peaked in 1950 before being in decline under five percent in 2010.
With regard to agriculture and energy and construction industries, those companies had not faced a significant change for the period given, which was around 2 and 3 millions respectively in 1910 and below than two million in 2010.
The bar chart provides information about how
many
people
have
been employed
across five
different
sectors in England between 1910 and 2010.
Overall
, the
services
industry had experienced an upward trend for the last twenty years and employed numerous
people
at the
end
of the period.
In contrast
, fewer
people
worked in the other three sectors in 2010.
In terms of the
services
industry, there was a significant increase each year from 1910 until 2010.
As a result
this growing
company
had the highest number of employees in 2010, which increased by over two five times compared to the
first
year (4 versus 21 millions).
Manufacturing, which possessed the greatest employees in the beginning of the period, demonstrated a rapid rise until it peaked in 1950
before
being in decline under five percent in 2010.
With regard to agriculture and energy and construction industries, those
companies
had not faced a significant
change
for the period
given
, which was around 2 and 3 millions
respectively
in 1910 and
below
than two million in 2010.