The bar graph illustrates the role of three sectors including agriculture, manufacturing
and business and financial services with the England economy between 1900 and 2000.
Overall, the percentage of agriculture and manufacturing areas had a strong downward
trend. Conversely, the percentage of business and financial had a strong upward trend.
Although, the rate of agriculture industry was the highest category in the
beginning, it fell to bellow the level of business and financial services at the end.
As can be seen from the graph, business and finance was 5% in 1900s. The rate of business and finance areas slightly over triple in the next 50 years. Subsequently, it climbed 10% in 1975 and reached a peak at 35% in one decade.
By contrast, agriculture was increased by 50% until 1950. However, it fell sharply decreased by 10% in 1975. As well as, it went down at 5% in 2000. It is clear that the percentage of manufacture industry in 1900, it was 45%, moreover, then it has decreased by 40% in 1950. It was also declined by 15 % by the year 2000.
The bar graph illustrates the role of three sectors including
agriculture
, manufacturing
and
business
and financial services with the England economy between 1900 and 2000.
Overall
, the percentage of
agriculture
and manufacturing areas had a strong downward
trend
.
Conversely
, the percentage of
business
and financial had a strong upward trend.
Although
, the rate of
agriculture
industry was the highest category in the
beginning
, it fell to bellow the level of
business
and financial services at the
end
.
As can be
seen
from the graph,
business
and finance was 5%
in 1900s
. The rate of
business
and finance areas
slightly
over triple in the
next
50 years.
Subsequently
, it climbed 10% in 1975 and reached a peak at 35% in one decade.
By contrast,
agriculture
was increased
by 50% until 1950.
However
, it fell
sharply
decreased by 10% in 1975.
As well
as, it went down at 5% in 2000. It is
clear
that the percentage of manufacture industry in 1900, it was 45%,
moreover
, then it has decreased by 40% in 1950. It was
also
declined by 15 % by the year 2000.