This bar chart demonstrates rates of employment in 2005 and 2015 between males and females.
From the overall perspective, males showed higher percentage of employment in both 2015 and 2005, while females were lower and did not increased significantly in 10 years.
In 2005, men’s rate of employment illustrates that in Canada it was approximately 60 percent, however after 10 years it steadily increased and never exceeded 70 percent. In South Korea, it showed for 75 percent first and remained stable to 2015 year. In Sweden it started with almost 80 percent, however it slightly decreased to approximately 68 percent.
In situation of women, in Canada rate of employment was almost 35 and 55 percent in 2005 and 2015 years, respectively, that means that it rocketed. In South Korea, it showed about 25 percent in the beginning, and then relatively insreased by 5 percent. Females showed for 45 percent in Sweden, while in 2015 it increased up to 50 percent.
