The bar graph gives information about the percentages of GDP from IT and service industry in the UK between 1992 and 2000.
Overall, what stands out from the chart is that the share of GDP from the IT industry was consistently higher than that from the service industry. Furthermore, a significant increase in the proportion of GDP from the IT industry can be seen over the given period.
Initially, the figure for the IT industry stood at just over 6% compared to that of the service industry, which was exactly at 4%. Both rose markedly by 2% in 1994, however while the former experienced a slight decline to a little less than 8% by 1996, the latter increased minimally to approximately 7% by the same time.
In 1998, a big difference can be seen between the contributions GDP from of IT and service industry (12% and 7.8%, respectively). GDP from the IT industry was reported to have grown considerably, reaching almost 15%. In contrast, GDP from the service industry saw only a marginal increase of 0.3% by the final year.