The two bar charts illustrate the proportion of 60-64-year-old males and females who were still in the workforce in Belgium
,
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and, USA
USA
. Japan and Australia, compared between two Correct article usage
the USA
years
1970 and 2000.
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Overall
, it is apparent that in both Linking Words
years
, female employees were always less than male wherever they were. Use synonyms
In addition
, the percentage of employment of men saw a significant increase over the period of thirty Linking Words
years
.
In terms of women, the proportion of Belgian and Japanese workers rose slightly, starting at 7% and 40% in 1970, Use synonyms
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and ended
ended
at 8% and 43% in 2000 respectively. Meanwhile, the Americans and Australians had downward trends. American employees declined from 38% to 36%, Wrong verb form
ending
similarly
, those who were from Australia began at 16% and dropped to 16% in 2000.
When it comes to men, Japanese males dominated over thirty Linking Words
years
with the growth from 74% to 86%. Three nations including Belgium, the United States and Australia had a similar ending point, around 76%. Use synonyms
However
, the biggest change belongs to Belgium, where the initial percentage was only a fifth, Linking Words
while
the two remaining countries went up by about 30%. Linking Words
Lastly
, Japanese males dominated over thirty Linking Words
years
with growth from 74% to 86%.Use synonyms