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 provided charts compare the proportion of labourers in the field of

agriculture

,

industry

and services in four countries:

Germany

, the United States (US),

Japan

, and

China

, both in 1980 and 2010.

Overall

,

China

has the highest number in

agriculture

, whilst

Germany

remains the least contributor in

this

field;

then

after 30 years,

Germany

's

industry

experiences a considerable increase,

although

its enthusiasm for

agriculture

keeps falling. Looking at the whole data, it can be seen that

Industry

is always the most popular occupation for people in the given years. In 1980,

China

's

agriculture

sector

had a significant quantity of workers at around 70%,

while

this

sector

was not an attractive choice for three other countries.

Moreover

, the

industry

sector

secured the first position in

Germany

, accounting for 60%. Followed by the USA and

Japan

which shared similar percentages at approximately 50% and

China

at 40%.

Furthermore

, services in

Germany

, the USA and

China

remained at the same figure at virtually 50%, with

Japan

merely having just below 40%.

On the other hand

, in 2010, it is obvious that the

industry

sector

had a considerable growth of participants, reaching nearly 80% in

Germany

and

Japan

;

then

tailed by the USA at 70% and

China

at 40%.

However

, the two other employments underwent downturns.