the graphs below show the percentage of men and women aged 60-64 were employed in four countries in 1970 and 2000

Contained in the two graphs is the information pertaining to the

percentage

of males and females aged 60-64 who had worked in different countries in 1970 and 2000. The data is measured in

percentage

Overall

, it can be seen that the amount of women who have a job was nearly the same in 2000 and 1970 in almost every country. It can

also

be observed that the

percentage

of men who had a job in 2000 outnumbered those in 1970. Beginning with the female

percentage

in Belgium the data show that there was 8% in 2000 and 7% in 1970. Regarding the USA, there was a large number of females who had an activity in 2000 and in 1970 which accounted for 36% and 38% respectively. With respect to Japan, there were 43% and 40% of people who had an activity in 2000 and 1970 respectively. In Australia, there were only 16% of females who were employed and 18% of those who got the career in 2000 and 1970. Moving onto the data about men’s amount in age from 60-64 who had the job. It can be observed that there was only 19% of men who got the business in 1970.

However

, It increased significantly in 2000 and stood at 79%. With respect to the USA, the proportion in 1970 was 55% and in 1970 it was 73%. Regarding Japan, there was 74% of men who were employed in 1970 and 86% in 2000.

Finally

, in 1970 the rate in Australia stood at 47% but

then

jumped to 76% in 2000.