The bar chart shows the percentages of the Canadian workforce in five major industries in 1850 and 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given scheme illustrates the

number

of employees in different fields of work, namely, manufacturing,

services

, agriculture and fishing, construction

and

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energy and water in Canada between 1850 and 2020.

Overall

, it is noticeable that

initially

production and

services

were the most popular jobs for Canadians,

however

, in 2020 an overwhelming

percentage

of individuals worked in assistance. In 1850, the

percentage

of the manufacturing workforce accounted for 36%, which was almost 7 times as many as the

number

of people who were involved in building businesses. Meanwhile, there

were

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11

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percent

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per cent

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difference between the

number

of individuals who had a job connected to

services

and those who were fishing or earned money by planting crops, which constituted 33% and 22%, respectively.

On the contrary

, there were similar patterns concerning the

percentage

of employees who supplied others with energy and water, which made up an insignificant 3% in 1850. In 2020, the workforce in

services

accounted for a vast 81%, which was 8 times as many as the

number

of individuals who were involved in construction. There were identical diagrams regarding the

percentage

of employed people in agriculture and fishing and energy and water, which constituted a tiny 1% each.