The given bar charts illustrate a comparison of the proportion of
employees
in various sectors across four nations in 1980 and 2010.
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Overall
, the figure for Linking Words
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Germany
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and Japan took the lead throughout the entire time frame, with Correct article usage
the USA
Germany
showing the most dramatic increase, Use synonyms
while
China experienced an opposite trend in the number of Linking Words
employees
. Employment in the Use synonyms
agriculture
sector was the highest.
It is noteworthy that in 1980, the data on Use synonyms
Germany
’s Use synonyms
laborers
in the Change the spelling
labourers
industry
field occupied the top position compared to others, about 60%, Use synonyms
while
that of Linking Words
services
and Correct article usage
the services
agriculture
sectors was approximately 50% and 5%, respectively. Specifically, the proportion of US and Use synonyms
Japan’s
workers had a similar pattern, with about half of the workforce employed in Change noun form
Japanese
industry
and a small number of people in Use synonyms
agriculture
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, Chinese agricultural Linking Words
employees
dominated in other nations, at 70%, whilst Use synonyms
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industry
and services were about 40% and 50%, respectively.
Thirty years later, there was a notable increase in Use synonyms
industry
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, the US and Japan, ranging from 70 %to 80%, Use synonyms
while
China’s Linking Words
industry
sector remained unchanged. It can Use synonyms
also
be seen that there was a significant decrease in the figure for Linking Words
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agriculture
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agricultural
laborers
in Change the spelling
labourers
Germany
, the US and Japan, with the percentage being below 10%, Use synonyms
whereas
that of China flattened out. As regards the proportion of Linking Words
employees
in the services sector, that of the all countries mentioned above witnessed a dramatic decline to under 40%.Use synonyms
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