The charts below show the percentages of men and women aged 60-64 in employment in four countries in 1970 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The charts below delineate the employed people aged between 60 and 64 divided by gender in four distinct countries in 1970 and 2000.
Overall
, the rate of employment for males in 1970 was more than it was in 2000, indicating a declining trend in the workforce of Linking Words
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period, women tended to be less employed than men.
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men in Belgium showed a high employment rate in the workforce back in 1970, accounting for 79%, it plummeted to only 19% 20 Linking Words
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Furthermore
, 73% of the US elderlies were employed in 1970. Linking Words
However
, it decreased by 18% until 2000. Linking Words
Moreover
, Japan had the most employed men among the others in both Linking Words
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, making up 85% and 74% of the proportion respectively. 74% of Australians were occupied in 1970 but it dropped by less than half of the whole proportion.
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, women comprised only 8& and 7% of all employees in Belgium in these 20 Linking Words
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. American female workers used to make up 36% but their population rose by 39% during Use synonyms
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period. Adding to that, Japanese ladies, within Linking Words
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age, formed 43% of the whole population in 1970 and 40% 20 Linking Words
years
later. Use synonyms
Finally
, In Australia, Linking Words
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rate was 16% in 1970 Linking Words
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it indicated a 2% rise until 2000.Linking Words
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