The line graph shows how many people were employed in three sectors of the economy, in the UK, between 2000-2010.
Overall, figures for the Public sector and Sell employed increased, except for the figure of the Private sector. Another interesting point is that the public sector reached a peak in the half of the decade.
As for the Private sector, the trend started at the highest employment rates at nearly 50 in 2000 then, it decreased slightly to just over 40 till 2002. Having remained the same level at 41 between 2002-2003, the trend declined consistently to 20 in 2003-2010, representing the smallest trend.
Turning to the details of the Public sector, having levelled off at roughly 40 in the first three years,the Public sector’s figure increased considerably to 49 in the half of the decade. There was some fluctuation in the next two years, 2005-2007. 51 rates of people who were employed in 2010, up from just 48 in 2007.
Regarding the Sell employed was relatively low, with a mere 18 in the 2000. There was a slight increase to 20 in 2002. Despite some fluctuation during 2002-2005, the index rose markedly to 30 throughout the span of 5 years, 2005-2010.i
