The bar chart provides information about seven categories of employment among adults in 2003 and 2013

The bar chart provides information about seven categories of employment among adults in 2003 and 2013
The provided bar chart gives information about the number of adults, which were employed in the US over a ten-year
period
between 2003 and 2013.
Overall
, it is obviously seen that at the beginning of the
period
amount of adults the most popular employment was
business
, than others. End of the
period
self -
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employment
employed
compared with
business
, even became more.
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interesting fact, education training, the hotel industry, the building industry, and the self-employment sector
were
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increased over
this
ten-year
period
. The unemployment rate significantly dropped during
this
time. Getting back to the details in 2003 adult population that
employed
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was 45%.The second most popular employment category was medical.
Hotel
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industry, building and
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categories were less popular than
business
and medical. The other categories reached only up to 10%. in 2013 the fractions of
business
and
self employed
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were almost
same
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between 27% and 32%. The least popular employment categories were unemployed adults and medical
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