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

The column chart revealed that UK industrial in the

last

century was influenced by three fields - farming, construction and financial

business

.

Overall

, the effects of provinces on economics tended to decrease. It is

also

apparent there was an exception that the percentage of finance increased significantly. As regards the

first,

the cultivation had a rate of close to the premium, nearly 50%. There had been a slight upward before dropping dramatically about 2% in 2000. By contrast, in 1900

business

was practically not as much power as the rest.

This

figure stood at nearly 5% and

then

climbed sharply to over 30%.

As a result

, finance and

business

became significant to the development of the UK. The proportion of husbandry and financial

business

had strongly changed.

This

compared with manufacturing that was witnessed a stable when the figure did not drop under 10%.

Although

the fact that the sense of construction still decreased gradually, from 45% to 15% in 2000. It was noticeable that agro-forestry production was replaced by trading and commerce little by little over the years.