The diagrams compare the proportions of working
men
and Use synonyms
women
aged from 60 to 64 across four countries worldwide in two distinct years, 1970 and 2000.
What stands out the most from the graphs is the stark contrast between Use synonyms
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men
and Check wording
men's
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women
figures , as Check wording
women's
women
employees see small changes in percentages Use synonyms
while
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men
experience a Use synonyms
significant
larger gap between 1970 and 2000.
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significantly
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Australian
and Americans follow a similar trajectory but at a different level for both male and female; Check wording
Australians
women
workers increase in proportion by 2 percentage points , Use synonyms
while
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men
see a substantial drop from approximately 75 % to 47% for Australia and 55% for Use synonyms
USA
.
Another considerable data is the dominance of Japan's rates for both genders in each of the years examined, with Correct article usage
the USA
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men employees share
that slightly Correct word order
men's employees sharing
fall
from 85% to 74% and Correct subject-verb agreement
falls
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women
rates that remain stable at approximately 40%.
With regard to Check wording
women's
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men
rates, the biggest difference is notable in Belgium, as employment share in the age-range considered Correct word choice
male
plummet
from almost 80% to just under 20%.Correct subject-verb agreement
plummets