The four pie charts illustrate the proportion of workers allocated in three sectors
The four pie charts illustrate the proportion of workers allocated in three sectors eAJbx
The four pie charts illustrate the proportion of workers allocated in three sectors (manufacturing, sales, services) in two towns in distinct two years.
Overall, it can be seen that the number of employees working in sales in both towns was highest in 1960. In 2010, there was a significant change in three fields.
In 1960, sales represented the largest percentage of the total workers in A and B, at 41%, 70% respectively. 30% of employees in A worked in services. This figure of B was 20%. The rate of people distributing for manufacturing in A was nearly three times higher than that of B, 29% compared to 10%.
In 2010, A town witnessed a considerable increase in the number of workers allocated in manufacturing, at 64%. This figure for B town was 25%. The rate of people working in sales in A and B was 20%, 53% respectively. The workforce worked in services in A town, accounting for 16%. This figure for B was 22%.
The four pie charts illustrate the proportion of workers allocated in three sectors (manufacturing,
sales
, services) in two
towns
in distinct two years.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the number of employees working in
sales
in both
towns
was highest in 1960. In 2010, there was a significant
change
in three fields.
In 1960,
sales
represented the largest percentage of the total workers in A and B, at 41%, 70%
respectively
. 30% of employees in A worked in services. This figure of B was 20%. The rate of
people
distributing for manufacturing in A was
nearly
three times higher than that of B, 29% compared to 10%.
In 2010, A
town
witnessed a considerable increase in the number of workers allocated in manufacturing, at 64%. This figure for B
town
was 25%. The rate of
people
working in
sales
in A and B was 20%, 53%
respectively
. The workforce worked in services in A
town
, accounting for 16%. This figure for B was 22%.