The two bar charts provide information about the proportions of employed males and females aged 60-64 in four different
countries
during the period from 1970 to 2000.
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Overall
, these Linking Words
countries
exhibited different patterns over the given period; some, Use synonyms
such
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men
in Japan, registered the highest share, Use synonyms
whereas
others, like women in Belgium, recorded the lowest percentage. Linking Words
However
, these figures varied significantly across the provided Linking Words
countries
.
As the charts illustrate, 85% of Use synonyms
men
aged 60-64 worked in Japan, making it the highest rate, but it went down to 74% within thirty years. Belgium ranked second as the highest share of employed Use synonyms
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, standing at 79 in 1970, Use synonyms
then
it decreased rapidly to 19% in 2000. Australia Linking Words
also
showed a considerable percentage, which started at 76%, after which it dropped to 47% by 2000. Linking Words
This
means that it occupied the least employed Linking Words
men
. The United States commenced at 73% as the lowest in 1970, before declining to 55% after 30 years.
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On the other hand
, women experienced far fewer proportions than Linking Words
men
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for instance
, females in Japan Linking Words
initially
scored 43% and fell slightly to 40% by 2000. The United States is the only country that witnessed a rise in female employment, which began with 36% Linking Words
then
stood at 39%. The remaining Linking Words
countries
did record an obvious female workforce; they all represented less than 17% in both years.Use synonyms