The given graphs describe the UK industry steel in terms of employment status and value changes over 30 decades, starting from 1970.
It is clear that from 1970 to 2000, in the total UK demand and production steel decreased, while the import of steel increased. In addition, the number of workers in steel industry declined rapidly.
As can be seen from the chart, standing at 50 thousand people working in 1970, the number of employees in the UK industry steel fell considerably by 30 thousand people in 1990. The figure still decreased slightly to about 17 thousand workers in 2000
Looking at the chart in more detail, there was 200000 tones in the total UK demand for steel in 1970, after which the figure in 1990 declined quickly to around 100000 tones and then this number maintained to 2000. Similarly, the UK production of steel stood at roughly 170000 tones, after there was a rocket drop by about 100000 tones in 1990. The figure witnessed a remain approximately 100000 in 2000. In contrast, the amount of steel impored in the UK was very litte in 1970, after which a rise of 70000 tones was recorded in the period from 1980 to 2000.
The
given
graphs
describe
the UK industry
steel
in terms of employment status and value
changes
over 30 decades, starting from 1970.
It is
clear
that from 1970 to 2000, in the total UK demand and production
steel
decreased, while the import of
steel
increased.
In addition
, the number of workers in
steel
industry declined
rapidly
.
As can be
seen
from the chart, standing at 50 thousand
people
working in 1970, the number of employees in the UK industry
steel
fell
considerably
by 30 thousand
people
in 1990. The figure
still
decreased
slightly
to about 17 thousand workers in 2000
Looking at the chart in more detail, there was 200000
tones
in the total UK demand for
steel
in 1970, after which the figure in 1990 declined
quickly
to around 100000
tones
and then this number maintained to 2000.
Similarly
, the UK production of
steel
stood at roughly 170000
tones
, after there was a rocket drop by about 100000
tones
in 1990. The figure witnessed
a remain
approximately 100000 in 2000.
In contrast
, the amount of
steel
impored
in the UK was
very
litte
in 1970, after which a rise of 70000
tones
was recorded
in the period from 1980 to 2000.