The presented bar charts illustrated the amount of time that workers spent weekly in the industry in four different European nations in the year 2002. The figures were measured in percentages.
The bar charts illustrate data regarding hours weekly in the sector of industry in four different countries in Europe throughout 2002. The units are measured in percentages.
The presented bar charts illustrate the amount of time that workers spent weekly in the industry in four different European nations in the year 2002. The figures were measured in percentages.
The two tables describe information about the proportion of individuals employed in three different sectors ( Agriculture, Services Industry ) across four different countries Germany, Japan, China and the USA in 1980 and
The two line graphs illustrate how many households have owned electrical appliances and how much time has been spent on doing housework including washing clothes, preparing meals, and cleaning in one country during a cen
The pie chart compare the proportion of British pupils in universtiy in UK who where master in other languages besides English, between 2000 and 2010. Overall Spanish was still the most popular in both years according to
The given bar charts compare the numbers of graduates and postgraduates in the UK who did not get a full-time job and chose to do after graduating from college in 2008.
The chart illustrates information about how much money is earned by exporting in different fields in one country while the table depicts the percentage change has happened in values between 2015 and 2016.
The provided charts illustrate the proportions of British pupils at one university in England who were able to speak other languages such as german, french, spanish, in addition to English, in 2000 and 2010
The bar chart depicts the health spending composite for 12 European countries as percentages of Gross Domestic Product over a ten-year period. Overall, health spending remained constant for almost half of European countr
The horizontal bar chart describes the ten highest-ranking countries in terms of the amount of power they produced and consumed in 2014. Units are measured in billion KWH.
Chart one demonstrates how many universe’s oil resources were held in miscellaneous areas while, the second bar chart illustrates the percentage of oil consumption every year in each area.
The bar chart illustrates comparison between excuses of people for ubsent in work. The data are based on the results of three surveys done in a particular European country in three different years in one decade. The dat
The bar chart represents the percentages of 7 different jobs, managers, professionals, semi-professionals, tradespeople, production, clerical and labourers by gender. This information concerns the population of Australia