The graphs below ashow information about the weekly work hours in Australia in 2001.

The provided charts illustrate the proportion of industry categories contributing to the Turkey's economy between 2006 and 2016. Overall, while there was an increase in the ratios of construction, manufacturing, trade, utilities transportation, finance, business and other, the opposite was true for three other aspects, namely agriculture, government, leisure and hospitality. In addition, the percentage of healthcare and education remained stable. In the first year, the contribution by manufacturing comprised of 8%, and this showed a jump of exactly 4% to 12% in 2016. The pattern was similar to trade, utilities, transportation, finance, business and other with their figures reaching less than a fifth and over one in twenty respectively. Particularly, the period witnessed the highest growth in the rate of construction by 7% from 3% in 2000 to 10% 16 years later. Regarding the remaining contributors, there was an exactly 3% rise in the contribution of government, leisure and hospitality to 9% and 14% in that order. Agriculture, which was the factor constituting the largest proportion with 24% in 2000, experienced a drop in the nation’s economic contribution to around less than a fifth in the end. (