The given graph illustrstes the labour force employment in the USA from 1930 to 2010.
The given graph illustrstes the labour force employment in the USA from 1930 to 2010. 3LmWb
The given graph illustrstes the labour force employment in the USA from 1930 to 2010.
Overall, there was a significant decrease in the number of employment in farming, fishing and foresting during the given period. It was also noticeable that the USA labour force employment in industrial increased sharply from 1960 to 2010.
As can be seen from the graph, the number of employment in farming, fishing and foresting hit the hightest point of 75% in 1930, while that in industrial hit a low of 0. In 1940, ployment in sale and office experienced an downward trend, starting the period at approximately 13%, and falling at merely 5%. At the same times other service labour force saw a slight grow. After two decades, the employment in sale and office was 15%, two times as many as that of industrial.
In term of the graph, a noticeable drop was seen in the farming, fishing and foresting labour force after 1970s. At that times other labour force rose slightly during the given period. The year 1990 saw a sharp surge in the number of industrial labour force. In 2010, the number of employment in farming, fishing and foresting hit the lowest point of 5 while that in other labour force climbed steadily. There were 30% of employment in industrial in USA whilst the figure for technical stood at 25%.
The
given
graph
illustrstes
the
labour
force
employment
in the USA from 1930 to 2010.
Overall
, there was a significant decrease in the
number
of
employment
in
farming
,
fishing
and foresting during the
given
period. It was
also
noticeable that the USA
labour
force
employment
in
industrial
increased
sharply
from 1960 to 2010.
As can be
seen
from the graph, the
number
of
employment
in
farming
,
fishing
and foresting hit the
hightest
point of 75% in 1930, while that in
industrial
hit a low of 0. In 1940,
ployment
in sale and office experienced
an
downward trend, starting the period at approximately 13%, and falling at
merely
5%. At the same times other service
labour
force
saw
a slight grow. After two decades, the
employment
in sale and office was 15%, two times as
many
as that of industrial.
In term of the graph, a noticeable drop was
seen
in the
farming
,
fishing
and foresting
labour
force
after 1970s. At that times other
labour
force
rose
slightly
during the
given
period. The year 1990
saw
a sharp surge in the
number
of
industrial
labour
force
. In 2010, the
number
of
employment
in
farming
,
fishing
and foresting hit the lowest point of 5 while that in other
labour
force
climbed
steadily
. There were 30% of
employment
in
industrial
in USA
whilst the figure for technical stood at 25%.