The charts below show the percentage of workers in three sectors across four countries in 1980 and 2010.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The bar charts illustrate the proportion of workers who worked in three industries between 1980 and 2010 in four countries.

Overall

, it can be seen from the graphs that the total number of workers working in

China

was in the top position in both years in agricultural produce and

Germany

was the highest in industry.

In addition

, the

services

of three countries

Germany

, the United States of America, and

China

were the same in the initial year after that

Germany

attained a higher position in the

services

sector in the final year. It is conspicuous that in 1980,

China

’s people worked 70% in agriculture and

Germany

was the lowest about 5% in the same year.

Additionally

, the second highest number of employees engaged in industries

such

as manufactured goods and

China

had fewer workers working in the same industry.

Moreover

, the

services

sector of nations

Germany

, the United States of America, and

China

were 50% and only Japan’s employees were nearly 40% in 1980. Probing ahead, in 2010,

china

’s people were 50% remained the highest among the other states in agriculture but it increased from 70% to 50% and

Germany

experienced a dramatic increment attained to slightly more than 80% as compared to Japan, which was marginally less than 80% and

China

’s growth was only 40%.

Furthermore

, the

services

sector declined during these thirty years ,

Germany

plunged to 40% was the highest and

China

showed a downward trajectory to 20% in 2010.