The graph shows information about the proportion of people who worked in the UK between 2000 and 2010 across three economic sectors.

The line graph illustrates information about the percentage of people who were employed in the UK between 2000 and 2010 across three economic sectors.

Overall

,

although

private was

initially

the most preferred part, it was overtaken by the public towards the end of the survey.

In contrast

, the figure for self-employment remained the least significant throughout the period. In detail, the private sector saw a change of almost a half 49% in the first year, followed by a sudden 30% drop in 2006.

Subsequently

, there was a sharp decline in 2010, with a change of about reaching 29% lower complect in the initial level. The figure for the public

buisnesses

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businesses

started at about 39% in 2000. After 2005, the growth continued at a slower pace, with minor dips and rises, ultimately stabilizing and peaking at 53% in 2010.

This

upward trend shows a growing reliance on public sector employment over the decade. In 2000, the percentage of self-employed individuals started at approximately 18%, which was the lowest rate among the three sectors. Between 2003 and 2008, the percentage of self-employed workers rose dramatically, reaching a peak of just below 30% in 2010.