The bar chart illustrates the patterns of male and female employment in three different countries: Canada, South Korea, and Sweden, between 2005 and 2015

The bar

chart

illustrates the patterns of male and female

employment

in three different countries:

Canada

, South

Korea

, and

Sweden

, between 2005 and 2015. In general, we can see that the percentage of working people increased, with the percentage of women showing the most significant rise. It’s crystal clear that in the first graph, male

employment

in

Canada

was almost 60%, and it was the lowest

employment

rate in the 2005

males

chart

.

However

, in

Sweden

and South

Korea

, they were approximately between 70 and 80

percent

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for

males

. The data shows us the females'

chart

always had a fluctuation in 2005. Take a closer look at the second

chart

; there was a fluctuation in both

males

and females. In

Canada

and

Sweden

, females were almost 50%, but in South

Korea

, there were almost 30%.

In addition

to

this

,

Canada

and

Sweden

were almost the same

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males

,

although

South

Korea

had the highest

employment

rates in 2015. Taking everything into account, the major difference between the three countries is that each country had different percentages in 2005 and 2015.