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The image displays two horizontal bar charts depicting the percentage of employment among men and women aged 60-64 in four countries (Australia, Japan, USA, Belgium) comparing the years 1970 and 2000. For men, the percentages in 2000 versus 1970 are: Australia 74% vs. 47%, Japan 84% vs. 76%, USA 73% vs. 55%, Belgium 79% vs. 19%. The female employment figures for the same years are: Australia 43% vs. 19%, Japan 45% vs. 18%, USA 36% vs. 38%, Belgium 50% vs. 8%. The charts depict significant increases in employment rates for both men and women from 1970 to 2000 in Australia, Japan, and Belgium, while the USA shows a mixed trend with a large increase for men and a slight decrease for women.
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The given chart illustrates the percentages of men, and women, employment in four countries between the years 1970 and 2000 for those aged 60-64.
Overall, it is clear that, in the 1970 maximum number of men and women of this age were employed in Japan, while the minimum, men at work were in, USA and women in Belgium. Japan still had the highest number of employees in the year 2000 for both men and women, while, lowest percentage belonged to Belgium for men and women respectively.
Generally, it is clarified that Australia’s employment for men fell from 74% to 47% between 1970 and 2000, while that for women rose from 18% to 19%. For Japan the employment rate for males decreased from 84% to 76% ,while that for females fell 43% to 40%. For the USA employ number went down from 73% to 55% in males and for females grew from 36% to 38%. In Belgium rate of employing fell from 79% to 19% for men, while for women it also declined from 8% to 7% between the years 1970and 2000.
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