The charts demonstrate predictions for global productions by sector in 2030 and 2050.
Overall, in both years, the dominating global production is services and manufacturing. In general, global production from both outputs have only minimal change over the past two decades.
Services production is anticipated to be 50. 2% in the first year and is predicted to have a slight increase of about a mere 1% in 2050. In addition, it is also estimated that production in manufacturing will have a minor growth from 30. 6% to 33. 1% in 2050. Although it is predicted that the production of global energy will be accounted for 6. 7% in 2030 and will be facing a drop to 4. 3% in 2050. Similarly, the production of agriculture is speculated to have a small decline from 4% to 2% in 2050. The projected proportion of info-com tech will be 5. 6% in 2030 and will have increased by 0. 2% in 2050
It is clear that despite the shifting in percentage from the past decades, the production in manufacturing and services are still the major global production
The charts demonstrate predictions for
global
productions
by sector in 2030 and 2050.
Overall
, in both years, the dominating
global
production
is services and manufacturing.
In general
,
global
production
from both outputs have
only
minimal
change
over the past two decades.
Services
production
is anticipated
to be 50. 2% in the
first
year and
is predicted
to have a slight increase of about a mere 1% in 2050.
In addition
, it is
also
estimated that
production
in manufacturing will have a minor growth from 30. 6% to 33. 1% in 2050. Although it
is predicted
that the
production
of
global
energy will
be accounted
for 6. 7% in 2030 and will be facing a drop to 4. 3% in 2050.
Similarly
, the
production
of agriculture
is speculated
to have a
small
decline from 4% to 2% in 2050. The projected proportion of info-com tech will be 5. 6% in 2030 and will have increased by 0. 2% in 2050
It is
clear
that despite the shifting in percentage from the past decades, the
production
in manufacturing and services are
still
the major
global
production