The given bar charts compare four different countries namely
Belgium
, the Use synonyms
USA
, Use synonyms
Japan
, and Use synonyms
Australia
in terms of the proportion of employees falling into the 60-64 age group in 1970 and 2000.
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Overall
, what is notable from the chart is that consistent increases were observed in the percentage of males aged 60-64 in employment across all countries. Meanwhile, with women in Linking Words
this
age range, the upward trajectory was only seen in Linking Words
Japan
and Use synonyms
Belgium
. Of all the countries, Use synonyms
Japan
recorded the largest shares of both male and female workforce entering their early 60s during the entire period.
In 1970, 74% of men in Use synonyms
Japan
still worked, followed by the Use synonyms
USA
and Use synonyms
Australia
, with respective figures standing at around 55% and 47%. In Use synonyms
Belgium
accounted for just under 20%. Use synonyms
Although
Linking Words
Japan
only recorded a gentle rise to 86%. Similar changes, Use synonyms
we
can be seen in the data for Correct pronoun usage
apply
Belgium
, which rose fourfold to nearly 80%. Use synonyms
In
Change preposition
apply
Australia
and the Use synonyms
USA
, Use synonyms
also
witnessed a marked uptick to 76% and 74%.
Linking Words
Japan
had the highest employment rate with 40% in 1970, after which Use synonyms
this
figure increased to 43% over the next 30 years. The Linking Words
USA
figure Use synonyms
falling
from 39% to 36% over the same period. Wrong verb form
fell
Australia
rose by 2% and ended the period at around 16%, double the figure for Use synonyms
Belgium
, levelling off at around 8% between 1970 and 2000.Use synonyms