The two graphs exhibit the number of female and male employees in the Republic of Freedonia in 1975 and 1995 and show the exact distribution of workers between six sectors.
Between these years, most of the data changed significantly, both in the general employee numbers and also in the female-male ratio within each employment sector.
The non defence public sector, compared to the other sectors, has the biggest number of workers both in 1975 and also 1995 with 850 workers, this amount consisted of 650 females and 200 males in these two years. The defence public sector remained with the smallest number of workers, its overall number reduced slightly with significant change in the sex distribution; from being th minority in their sector in 1975, women incresed and constitutesd half of the workers of the defence public sector in 1995. Interistengly, numbers of the female and male manufacturing employees were the same in 1995 and 1975 with 300 workers in each gender.
Turning to communcation sector, it saw the most signifcant increase. They rose from 300 workers in 1975 to 550 workers in 1995, and this rise significantly occurred due to the increase in the number of male workers within this sector.
The two graphs exhibit the
number
of female and male employees in the Republic of
Freedonia
in 1975 and 1995 and
show
the exact distribution of
workers
between six sectors.
Between these years, most of the data
changed
significantly
, both in the general employee
numbers
and
also
in the female-male ratio within each employment sector.
The non
defence
public
sector
, compared to the other
sectors
, has the biggest
number
of
workers
both in 1975 and
also
1995 with 850
workers
, this amount consisted of 650 females and 200
males
in these two years. The
defence
public
sector
remained with the smallest
number
of
workers
, its
overall
number
reduced
slightly
with significant
change
in the sex distribution; from being
th
minority in their
sector
in 1975, women
incresed
and
constitutesd
half of the
workers
of the
defence
public
sector
in 1995.
Interistengly
,
numbers
of the female and male manufacturing employees were the same in 1995 and 1975 with 300
workers
in each gender.
Turning to
communcation
sector
, it
saw
the most
signifcant
increase. They rose from 300
workers
in 1975 to 550
workers
in 1995, and this rise
significantly
occurred due to the increase in the
number
of male
workers
within this
sector
.