The graph below shows the contribution of three sectors - agriculture, manufacturing and business and financial services - to the UK economy in the twentieth century.

The graph given illustrates the

contribution

of agriculture, manufacturing, and

business

and financial sectors to the economy of the UK over the 20th century.

Overall

, the manufacturing sector demonstrated a consistent decline.

Business

and finance were the least contributors in the UK but, became the majority later

whereas

, the highest contributing sector was Agriculture, which depicted fluctuations throughout these years

although

, it was a minor contributor

at the end

. There was

slight

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upward from 49% to 53% of the

contribution

of agriculture to the British economy In the first 25 years

nevertheless

In 2000, agricultural

contribution

plummeted to around 10%, becoming the lowest proportion of the three sectors

afterward

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.

As well as

the

contribution

of manufacturing decreased during the period, from around 45% in 1990 to about 15% in 2000.

Business

and financial contributions,

on the other hand

, rose significantly from under 5% to around 35% in 1990 and 2000 respectively. In 2000, the

contribution

of

business

and financial

service

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became the top of the three sectors.