The graph shows information on the percentage of employed people between three different sectors in the UK between 2000 and 2010
Overall , it’s obvious that both public sector and self-employed saw considerable increases ,while private sector had a significant decrease of the employment rate. What also stands out from the graph is that private sector started as the most popular section in 2000, however in 2010 public sector had more employees than any other sections
Looking at the details as regards self-employed people starting at just under 20%, it grows slightly to 20 in 2002. Despite decreasing negligibility to 18 Israel’s marginally to 20 in 2005. Next it will gradually between 2005 and 2009. After that it remains stable at 30.
If we’ll look at the graph of public sector, the trend was quite similar. Having remained stable at about 37 for the first two years, it grew considerably to just under 50 in 2005. Despite falling slightly, the figure increased steadily between 2006-2010, finishing at just over 50.
By contrast , the graph of private sector throughout 2000 and 2010 faced a gradual decrease except two points. In 2002-2003 the graph remains stable. Also between 2008 and 2009 there was a sharp decrease of employment rates