The pie chart depicts the figure for people who employed in different kinds of work such as manufacturing, sales and services between town A and B over a period of 50 years. Overall, the percentage of employees in manufacturing increased, while those who worked at sales sector witnessed a slight decrease in both two towns. Also, services in town A seemed lesser appealing people to work from 1960 to 2010, but it did not happen in town B.
In 1960, 41% of people in town A working at sales followed by the services and manufacturing sectors, which stood at 30% each. Similarly, the sales sector was also the first-priority for workers in town B accounted for 70%, which by far higher than the proportion of those working at manufacturing and services sectors, which was 10% and 20% respectively.
Over the next of 50 years, the data from the chart showed much variation. In town A, manufacturing sector had a tendency to climb up by 35% and became the most popular job which people employed in 2010, while sales-related jobs were chosen by over half of people in town B in the same year. Additionally, there was a decline by half in the number of employees in services in town A, whereas a moderate rise was seen in town B (22%) between 1960 and 2010.
The pie chart depicts the figure for
people
who employed in
different
kinds of work such as
manufacturing
,
sales
and
services
between
town
A and B over a period of 50 years.
Overall
, the percentage of employees in
manufacturing
increased, while those who worked at
sales
sector
witnessed a slight decrease in both two
towns
.
Also
,
services
in
town
A seemed lesser appealing
people
to work from 1960 to 2010,
but
it did not happen in
town
B.
In 1960, 41% of
people
in
town
A working at
sales
followed by the
services
and
manufacturing
sectors
, which stood at 30% each.
Similarly
, the
sales
sector
was
also
the
first
-priority for workers in
town
B accounted for 70%, which by far higher than the proportion of those working at
manufacturing
and
services
sectors
, which was 10% and 20%
respectively
.
Over the
next
of 50 years, the data from the chart
showed
much variation. In
town
A,
manufacturing
sector
had a tendency to climb up by 35% and became the most popular job which
people
employed in 2010, while sales-related jobs
were chosen
by over half of
people
in
town
B in the same year.
Additionally
, there was a decline by half in the number of employees in
services
in
town
A, whereas a moderate rise was
seen
in
town
B (22%) between 1960 and 2010.