The graph compares employment rates in three sectors of the economy in the UK between 2000 and 2010.

The line chart compares the changes in employment

rates

in the different sectors of the British economy in the space of a decade ( from 2000 to 2010).

Overall

, self-employed and public sectors of the economy regarding employment

rates

saw a slight growth

period

as a whole

while

the private sector declined sustainably during the

period

. The

rates

of private employment consisted of the highest point around 50 at the beginning of the

period

. Following that despite being the highest, there was a significant decline

firstly

to 30 in 2006 and

secondly

to 20

at the end

of the duration. The other two sectors, namely the public sector and self-employed were roughly 40 and 20 respectively at the initial time. The

rates

of self-employed remained unchanged until 2005 and

then

took over from private work in 2009,

thereafter

this

figure reached 30.

Besides

that,the

rates

of the services in public experienced a considerable rise just under 50 in the middle of the

period

and just above 50 in 2010.