The line graph provides data on(compares) how many job opportunities were available across four different economic sectors, namely manufacturing, retail, agriculture and healthcare in the US over the 60-year period, from 1960 to 2020. Units are measured in millions.
Overall
, manufacturing experienced by far the largest number of vacancies for most of the period, Linking Words
although
its figure decreased considerably after an initial peak. Linking Words
In contrast
, agriculture was the Linking Words
lowest
popular choice, Correct word choice
least
while
both retail and healthcare witnessed a significant upward trend throughout the period.
In 1960, about 15 Linking Words
million
jobs Use synonyms
recorded
in manufacturing, Verb problem
were recorded
while
it peaked at roughly 20 Linking Words
million
in 1980 before Use synonyms
decreased
dramatically to approximately 13 Wrong verb form
decreasing
million
. In comparison, around 6 Use synonyms
million
employment numbers Use synonyms
was
accounted for agriculture in 1960 Correct subject-verb agreement
were
and
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, and
this
figure declined slightly to around 3 Linking Words
million
in 1980 before levelling off till 2000 and decreased noticeably to just under 3 Use synonyms
million
.
The US received around 6 Use synonyms
million
retail vacancies in 1960. It Use synonyms
then
increased to roughly 15 Linking Words
million
and continued to increase steadily to just over 16 Use synonyms
million
in 2020. Use synonyms
Similarly
, the number of healthcare jobs started at the lowest point of just around 2 Linking Words
million
in 1960.Use synonyms
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However
it experienced a dramatic rise over the decades to reach retail at roughly 16 Add a comma
However,
million
by 2020.Use synonyms