The pie charts given illustrate the proportion of people who worked for three different sectors in town A and B within 50 years, starting from 1960.
Overall, the manufacturing workers in two towns showed an upward trend, whereas a reduction was seen in sales jobs. Another key feature is that manufacturing sectors had the highest employment.
Concerning town A, 30% of people had sales jobs in 1960. This figure was somewhat halved by the end. A similar trend was seen in the services worker, which declined by 15% in 2010. By contrast, manufacturing sectors rose incredibly from 29% to 64% during the period examined.
In terms of town B, the percentage of sales workers was 72% in 1960. This figure fell by 18% in 2010. Conversely, the manufacturing worker increased by 16% from 8% in 1960. Similarly, the proportion of service workers rose slightly from 20% to 22%.
The pie charts
given
illustrate the proportion of
people
who worked for three
different
sectors in
town
A and B within 50 years, starting from 1960.
Overall
, the
manufacturing
workers
in two
towns
showed
an upward trend, whereas a reduction was
seen
in sales jobs. Another key feature is that
manufacturing
sectors had the highest employment.
Concerning
town
A, 30% of
people
had sales jobs in 1960. This figure was somewhat halved by the
end
. A similar trend was
seen
in the services
worker
, which declined by 15% in 2010. By contrast,
manufacturing
sectors rose
incredibly
from 29% to 64% during the period examined.
In terms of
town
B, the percentage of sales
workers
was 72% in 1960. This figure fell by 18% in 2010.
Conversely
, the
manufacturing
worker
increased by 16% from 8% in 1960.
Similarly
, the proportion of service
workers
rose
slightly
from 20% to 22%.