The supplied line chart compares the proportion of female employees in 4 nations, namely the US, France, Afghanistan and Korea, in 2 decades starting from 1985.

The line graph given provides information about how the number of female workers in 4 countries, the

USA

, France, Afghanistan, and

Korea

, varied across 2 decades, starting in 1985.

Overall

, if we take the four countries in combination, it is evident that the

USA

and

Korea

experience quite similar tendencies.

Moreover

, Afghanistan underwent a severe decrease in female labourers, with almost none in 2005. The

USA

and

Korea

have generally identical trends from 1985 to 2000, with women employed increasing steadily;

nevertheless

,

while

the

USA

has a reduction from close to 70% to approximately 60%,

Korea

rose slightly from about 35% to roughly 40% in 2005. As far as France is concerned,

although

it underwent a significant downfall in 1990, causing its female employees to be at 30%, the percentage of female French workers still managed to rise, reaching its peak in 2000 at merely 60%. In terms of Afghanistan, its numbers started at more than 30% at the start and rose to nearly 40% in 1995;

however

, the numbers experienced an extreme decrease, with almost no women working in 2005.