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The image charts women employed from 1985 to 2005 in percentages: USA starts at 45%, rising steadily through 50% in 1990, reaching 60% in 1995, surpassing 60% in 2000, and holding just below 70% in 2005; Korea begins just below 30% in 1985, climbs to 40% in 1990, remains steady through 1995, jumps to nearly 50% in 2000, and dips slightly below 50% by 2005; Afghanistan starts slightly above 40% in 1985, increases to peak just below 60% in 1990, drops sharply to about 15% by 1995, reaches approximately 5% in 2000, and approaches near 0% in 2005; France begins just under 30% in 1985, rises to above 30% in 1990, climbs to above 40% in 1995, exceeds 50% in 2000, and concludes around 55% in 2005.
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The given graph illustrates the percentage of employed women in four countries between 1985 and 2005.
Overall, what stands out is that in the United States, Korea, and France, the percentage of women who were employed gradually went up over 2 decades, while the percentage in Afghanistan sharply reduced after the first decade.
In 2000, the USA recorded the highest female employment rate at around 65%, followed by France at approximately 55%. Both countries showed a consistent increase throughout the period. Korea, although starting lower at 20%, also experienced steady growth, reaching about 40% by 2005.
In contrast, Afghanistan’s figures differed notably. While it began at a similar level to France in 1985 (around 36%), it witnessed a sharp decline after 1995, falling to nearly 0% by 2005. This was the only country to show a dramatic decrease, as the others generally showed rising trends.
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