The given graphs describe how many men and women were employed in 6 job sectors in the Republic of Freedonia in both years 1975 and 1995.
Overall, the majority of workers worked in the public sector (non-defence) in the Republic of Freedonia in both years while the least was in public sector defence. Furthermore, the number of men workers was larger than women in 1975, similarly in 1995 the male staff dominated except in two sectors which are communications and wholesale & retail trade. Units are measured in thousands.
Regarding the graph, the number of man and woman workers were relatively stable in the manufacturing and public sector (defence) which are about 300. 000 and 650. 000 for woman workers respectively, while man workers were accounted for roughly 650. 000 and 850. 000 respectively. In the communications sector, around 250. 000 women worked in 1975, then this figured rose significantly to about 750. 000 in 1995. While man workers in communication sector were stood at approximately 300. 000 over the period given. Similarly, in wholesale & retail trade the number of female employees increased about 250. 000 over two decades whereas male employees were unchanged.
Moreover, at the beginning of the year, the finance/banking sector contributed around 100. 000 female workers, after that this number climbed up dramatically to about 450. 000. Likewise, man workers rose slightly about 50. 000 over the period. In term of the public sector (defence), the number of man workers relatively steady at about 200. 000 in 1975 and 1995, meanwhile there was an increased in employed female just around 50. 000 over 20 years.
The
given
graphs
describe
how
many
men
and women
were employed
in 6 job
sectors
in the Republic of
Freedonia
in both years 1975 and 1995.
Overall
, the majority of
workers
worked in the
public
sector
(
non-defence
) in the Republic of
Freedonia
in both years while the least was in
public
sector
defence
.
Furthermore
, the
number
of
men
workers
was larger than women in 1975,
similarly
in 1995 the male staff dominated except in two
sectors
which are communications and wholesale & retail trade. Units
are measured
in thousands.
Regarding the graph, the
number
of
man
and woman
workers
were
relatively
stable in the manufacturing and
public
sector
(
defence
) which are about 300. 000 and 650. 000 for woman
workers
respectively
, while
man
workers
were accounted
for roughly 650.
000
and 850.
000
respectively
. In the communications
sector
, around 250. 000 women worked in 1975, then this figured rose
significantly
to about 750. 000 in 1995.
While
man
workers
in communication
sector
were stood
at approximately 300. 000
over
the period
given
.
Similarly
, in wholesale & retail trade the
number
of female employees increased about 250. 000
over
two decades whereas male employees
were unchanged
.
Moreover
, at the beginning of the
year
, the finance/banking
sector
contributed around 100. 000 female
workers
, after that this
number
climbed up
dramatically
to about 450. 000.
Likewise
,
man
workers
rose
slightly
about 50. 000
over
the period.
In term of
the
public
sector
(
defence
), the
number
of
man
workers
relatively
steady at about 200. 000 in 1975 and 1995, meanwhile there was an increased in employed female
just
around 50. 000
over
20 years.