The pie chart provides information about how employment is divided in Tanzania and Ireland in 1999. Overall, the number of worker who worked in agriculture were the highest percentage in all type of work in Tanzania whereas services accounted for the vast majority of people in Ireland.
Looking at the data, it can be seen from the pie chart that the vast majority of Tanzanians employed in agriculture were the highest figure with 79% whereas in Ireland, the figure was quite small, with only 2%. Meanwhile, three- fourth of worker who worked in services, which was the most popular work’s type in Ireland, with 71, 1%. In comparison with Tanzania, services which including tourism was 14. 2%, was much lower than in Ireland.
In addition, a fifth of workers employed in manufacturing in Ireland, with 21. 5% whereas in Tanzania, which accounted for only 6. 2%. The figure of Tanzanians employed in Construction was much lower than in Ireland, with 0. 6% and 4. 1% respectively. Worker who employed in Energy and water in Ireland accounted for small percentage, only 1. 3%.
The pie chart provides information about how employment
is divided
in Tanzania and Ireland in 1999.
Overall
, the number of
worker
who worked in agriculture were the highest percentage in all type of work in Tanzania whereas services accounted for the vast majority of
people
in Ireland.
Looking at the data, it can be
seen
from the pie chart that the vast majority of Tanzanians
employed
in agriculture were the highest figure with 79% whereas in Ireland, the figure was quite
small
, with
only
2%. Meanwhile, three- fourth of
worker
who worked in services, which was the most popular work’s type in Ireland, with 71, 1%.
In comparison
with Tanzania, services which including tourism was 14. 2%, was much lower than in Ireland.
In addition
, a fifth of
workers
employed
in manufacturing in Ireland, with 21. 5% whereas in Tanzania, which accounted for
only
6. 2%. The figure of Tanzanians
employed
in Construction was much lower than in Ireland, with 0. 6% and 4. 1%
respectively
.
Worker
who
employed
in Energy and water in Ireland accounted for
small
percentage,
only
1. 3%.