The graph below presents the employment patterns in the USA between 1930 and 2010.
The line graph compares the patterns of employment in the USA from 1930 to 2010. It is measured in numbers.
Overall, it is clear that all the figures increased over time except farming, fishing and foresting, which was the highest at the start of the period, but it witnessed a decline over the period.
In 1930, agriculture stood at around 70%, while sales and other services started at about 10%; however, technical and industrial employment was too low. In terms of agriculture, it decreased noticeably, and after increased rapidly industry figures surpassed all other figures.
At the end of the period, the industrial quantity was the greatest and reached at just below 40, followed by technical which was approximately 30, sales and office were close to 20, and other services was near to 10. Agriculture reached at the lowest at the end at just only around 5.
The line graph compares the patterns of employment in the USA from 1930 to 2010. It
is measured
in numbers.
Overall
, it is
clear
that all the figures increased over time except farming, fishing and foresting, which was the highest at the
start
of the period,
but
it witnessed a decline over the period.
In 1930, agriculture stood at around 70%, while sales and other services
started
at about 10%;
however
, technical and industrial employment was too low. In terms of agriculture, it decreased
noticeably
, and after increased
rapidly
industry figures surpassed all other figures.
At the
end
of the period, the industrial quantity was the greatest and reached at
just
below 40, followed by technical which was approximately 30, sales and office were close to 20, and other services was near to 10. Agriculture reached at the lowest at the
end
at
just
only
around 5.