This report will sum up the chart which shows how many people were employed in Great Britain between 1780 and 1960. It is readily apparent from the data that, overall, there was the most popular for working in industry and services, while agriculture witnessed the lowest number of employees over the period.
Looking at the information in greater detail, it can be seen that, the number of people who worked for industry increased slightly in first period from 25% to 40 % and then remained stable at 40% until 1960. If we consider agriculture, there was a dramatic decrease. However, the first year, 1780, saw the highest number of this career. In the following year, the number dropped significantly to just lower than 10% in 1960.
Turning finally to services, employment in first half period fluctuated between 30% and 40%. Then, there was a slight growth to 50% at the end of the year.
This report will sum up the chart which
shows
how
many
people
were employed
in Great Britain between 1780 and 1960. It is
readily
apparent from the data that,
overall
, there was the most popular for working in industry and services, while agriculture witnessed the lowest
number
of employees over the period.
Looking at the information in greater detail, it can be
seen
that, the
number
of
people
who worked for industry increased
slightly
in
first
period from 25% to 40 % and then remained stable at 40% until 1960. If we consider agriculture, there was a dramatic decrease.
However
, the
first
year, 1780,
saw
the highest
number
of this career. In the following year, the
number
dropped
significantly
to
just
lower than 10% in 1960.
Turning
finally
to services, employment in
first
half period fluctuated between 30% and 40%. Then, there was a slight growth to 50% at the
end
of the year.