The graph below shows the percentage of the Australian workforce in five industries between 1962 and 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart compares the proportion of workers in Services, manufacturing,

agriculture

, construction and mining in

Australian

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Australia

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from 1962 to 2012.

Overall

, the

percentage

of workers in

services

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the services

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sector saw an upward trend,

while

the others decreased significantly. Only the

percentage

of workers in mining factor

remain

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remains

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the same at all time

period

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periods

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. In 1962, employees in the service sector accounted for just over 50%, and

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figure steadily increased

about

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30% after 50 years. The

percentage

of services reached the highest point in 2012 at almost 80%. Meanwhile, at the same time, the

percentage

of manufacturing and

agriculture

fallen down

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by 10% after 50 years. To be more specific, in 1962, manufacturing and

agriculture

were 25% and 11%, in the year 2012s, both of them decreased to only 10% in manufacturing and above 0% in

agriculture

which

even

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lower than

the

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apply

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construction.

Lastly

, the

percentage

of mining stayed almost the same at all years. In 1962, mining started at 0%

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of worker

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worker

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workers

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and in 2012 was 1%,

remained

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remaining

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the most unpopular

industries

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industry

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at that time.