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 comparisons where relevant

The given charts illustrate the proportion of males and females aged from 60 to 64 in four distinct nations over a 30-year period starting from 1970 to 2000 As can be seen from the charts, the figure for males employed in four countries witnessed dramatic upward trends ,

while

this

was opposite to that of females employed in the

USA

and

Australia

, decreasing minimally and in

Belgium

and

Japan

, increasing moderately.

Additionally

, the rate of both sexes employed in

Japan

was the highest It is notable that starting from 1970, the level of females employed in

Japan

was the highest at 40%,

while

the opposite was true for that of in

Belgium

at 7%.

Besides

, the percentage of women employed in the

USA

(38%) was two times as much as that of

in

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Australia

(18%). In the following 30 years, there were moderate decreases to 36% and 16% in the proportion of women employed in the

USA

and

Australia

respectively

On the other hand

, 74% of the men employed came from

Japan

, hitting the highest at 74%, compared to 19% in

Belgium

, 55% in the

USA

and 47% in

Australia

in 1970. 30 years later experienced significant upward trends to hit their peaks of 79%, 73%, 86% and 76% in the figure for men employed in

Belgium

, the

USA

,

Japan

and

Australia

respectively