The graphs below show the percentage of men and women aged 60-64 who were employed in four countries in 1970 and 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make compparisons where relevant.

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

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USA

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the USA

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. Japan and Australia, compared between two

years

1970 and 2000.

Overall

, it is apparent that in both

years

, female employees were always less than male wherever they were.

In addition

, the percentage of employment of men saw a significant increase over the period of thirty

years

. In terms of women, the proportion of Belgian and Japanese workers rose slightly, starting at 7% and 40% in 1970,

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at 8% and 43% in 2000 respectively. Meanwhile, the Americans and Australians had downward trends. American employees declined from 38% to 36%,

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

years

with the growth from 74% to 86%. Three nations including Belgium, the United States and Australia had a similar ending point, around 76%.

However

, the biggest change belongs to Belgium, where the initial percentage was only a fifth,

while

the two remaining countries went up by about 30%.

Lastly

, Japanese males dominated over thirty

years

with growth from 74% to 86%.