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The giving pie charts illustrate the distribution of workers in three fields, namely services, manufacturing and sales, in
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towns for the years 1960 and 2010. Overall, there seems to be a downward trend in
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eployees'
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preferences to work in shopping jobs;
however
, production-related occupations had become more popular among these towns' residents in that period . Regarding 1960, having accounted for more than two-thirds, Sales was the predominant
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among the
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's inhabitants.
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A
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had joined the same trend by making up 40% in the Shopping aspect.
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, for
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area Services and Manufacturers had the roughly equal portions, approximately one out of three.
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constituted by 30% combined in
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. Turning to 2010, the main feature was the significant
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in trading jobs, which were the most popular ones in 1960 in both cities.
This
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had experienced being halved in
town
A and being reduced by 17% in
town
B
.
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, increasing to more than two-thirds, Productions formed the main segment for
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in
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services had remained the most conservative part, ranging from 60% to 20% in both cities.
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