The two pie charts illustrate the percentage contributions of various sectors to Turkey’s economy in 2000 and 2016.
In 2000, agriculture was the dominant sector, accounting for 24% of the economy. However, by 2016, its share had dropped significantly to 14%. In contrast, the construction sector saw notable growth, rising from just 3% to 10%. Manufacturing also experienced a moderate increase, from 8% to 12%, while trade, utilities, and transportation climbed slightly from 14% to 16%.
Healthcare and education remained stable at 17%, indicating its consistent importance. Leisure and hospitality saw a slight decline from 17% to 14%, while finance, business, and other services grew from 5% to 8%. The government sector’s contribution fell marginally from 12% to 9%.
Overall, the charts reveal a shift from traditional sectors like agriculture and government towards industrial and service-oriented sectors, reflecting a trend of economic diversification and modernization.