The bar chart shows the percentages of the Canadian workforce in five major industries in 1850 and 2020
This
chart demonstrates the proportion of participation of the Canadian workforce
in five big industries in 1850 and 2020.
There is a significant gap regarding the services industry in these years. In 1850, the services sector
had 33% of the workforce
share. But throughout this
period, the amount in this
sector
increased significantly and rose to 81%. In contrast
to services, manufacturing saw a decline in percentage by 2020. It lost 25% of workforce
participation and dropped to last
place.
Agriculture/Fishing decreased similarly
to manufacturing, falling by 1%. Also
, energy/water had 1%, but this
sector
lost only 2%, making it the least affected sector
. On the other hand
, the construction sector
experienced growth, increasing by 8%.
Initially
, there were three big industries that kept the main proportion of the workforce
. In 2020, this
role shifted, and other sectors gained a larger share. For instance
, in 1850, construction was in fourth place; however
, this
industry rose to third place.Submitted by i.nureddinn on
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