The bar charts above illustrate the Average retirement age of men and women in Denmark, France, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, UK, between 2004 and 2008. Overall, Sweden had the largest portion of retired mature men and wo
The bar graph above illustrates the contribution as a percentage of India's GDP from 1960 to 2000. Overall, The Agriculture factor decreased dramatically over 40 years, while The Services sections rapidly increased in th
The bar graph illustrates the share of the agriculture department, industry and other services in the gross domestic product of India from the year 1960 to 2000.
The diagrams represent survey data regarding adult education; the bar graph shows the reasons why people choose to study and the pie chart shows the opinions of the public on who should contribute to tuition fees.
The figures above illustrate the outcome of a survey of young people's education. The bar chart indicates the reasons why adults decide to study, yet the pie graph shows how individuals believe that the costs of the adul
The given bar chart illustrates the amount of regular physical activity among Australians based on their gender in 2010. The data compares the percentage of exercise in different age groups.
The bar graph illustrates the percentage of adults and the rationale behind taking decision to pursue education. The pie chart demonstrates the proportion of tuition fees distributed to different parties.
The two bar charts illustrate what UK graduate and postgraduate students (excluding those in full-time work) chose to do after finishing their studies in 2008.
The pie and line chart provide key information about crime in the UK for the last year. The line chart is measured in the number of crimes (tens of thousands), whereas the pie chart is measured in percentage.
The two line graphs illustrate the percentage of electrical appliances used in households and the amount of time spent doing housework per week between 1920 and 2019.
The given data compares the proportions of individuals who did not attend in full-time job after their graduation from college in 2008, by four distinct categories among graduates and postgraduates.
the graph provides key information about UK graduates and postgraduate scholars who did not go into full-time jobs after leaving college in 2008 . The units are measured in numbers .