The table below show information about the percentage of employees in six industries between 1989 and 2009.

The given table compares the proportion of employees in six factories, namely manufacturing, retail, health care, construction, education and tourism from 1989 to 2009. Overall, it can be clearly seen that in the manufacturing and retail industry employed the maximum percentage of people, whereas the lowest number of human beings worked in the tourism industry. Looking at the details, it is evidently that the ratio of workers worked in manufacturing industry had the highest accounted for 15% till 1989, while this figure decreased to a little below 10% by 2009, followed by retail the percentage of men declined from 11. 8% in 1989 to 10. 1%in 2009. In contrast, there was a increase slow in that of workers in health care industry which collected 9. 6% to 11. 3% respectively in both given years. However, in construction, education and tourism the ratio of individuals experienced a rise slight from 7. 6%, 6. 8% and 5. 5% to 8. 3%, 7. 5% and 7. 3% respectively.