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The graphs below show the numbers of male and female workers in 1975 and 1995 in several employment sectors of the Republic of Freedonia. v.8

The graphs below show the numbers of male and female workers in 1975 and 1995 in several employment sectors of the Republic of Freedonia. v. 8
The line graphs illustrate the number of male and female workers in various sectors in Freedonia in 1975 and 1995. It is evident that manufacturing, trade and non-defence public sector employed most number of people. From the graph, it is clear that in 1975, male workers were involved in much greater numbers than females especially in manufacturing where about 700 men per thousand were involved which was more than twice the number of females. Similarly, men were employed over five times the number of females in banking. In all the other sectors men were considerably ahead in terms of employment in 1975. Then in 1995 female employment rocketed in communications, becoming almost double of that for males (300). It surpassed the male employment in retail trade as well (800 women per thousand employees). Except in manufacturing where the situation remained the same as 1975, women employment increased significantly in all the other sectors. Thus it is clear that male employment was much higher in 1975 compared to women but women employment have rocketed through the 20 years and has surpassed the male employment in some sectors.
The line graphs illustrate the
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of male and
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workers in various
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sectors
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Freedonia
in 1975 and 1995. It is evident that manufacturing, trade and
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non-defence
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sector
employed most
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number
of
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people
.

From the graph, it is
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clear
that in 1975, male workers
were involved
in much greater
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numbers
than
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females
especially
in manufacturing where about 700
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men
per thousand
were involved
which was more than twice the
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number
of
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females
.
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,
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men
were employed
over five times the
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number
of
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females
in banking. In all the other
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sectors
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men
were
considerably
ahead in terms of
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employment
in 1975.

Then in 1995
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female
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employment
rocketed in communications, becoming almost double of that for
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males
(300). It surpassed the male
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employment
in retail trade
as well
(800
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women
per thousand employees). Except in manufacturing where the situation remained the same as 1975,
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women
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employment
increased
significantly
in all the other sectors.

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it is
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clear
that male
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employment
was much higher in 1975 compared to
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women
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but
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women
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employment
have rocketed through the 20 years and has surpassed the male
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employment
in
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IELTS academic The graphs below show the numbers of male and female workers in 1975 and 1995 in several employment sectors of the Republic of Freedonia. v. 8

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