The bar charts below represent the contribution of five industries to country B’s total financial resources as percentage units in 2005, and 2015, and the prediction for 2025.
Overall, all categories are estimated to experience a drop distributed over the period, except for Fianace, though their patterns were all distinctive. Finance rises through the period and reaches its peak in the year 2025, while Manufacturing has the exact opposite trend with a dramatic drop and tourism stays at the lowest figure after starting with the highest. Additionally, the rest of the charts witnessed a peak in 2015 and then will return to the starting point.
Throughout the period, Finance had an upward trend, whereas Manufacturing and tourism had an opposite pattern. The highest percentage of finance will be over 40 in 2025 after rising from approximately 31% in 2005 and over 35% after 10 years. In contrast with that, Manufacturing started with over a quarter and dropped about 5% in the year 2015 with the prediction of consecutively dropping until it reached 5% 10 years later. Tourism peaked at over one-fourth at the beginning then dropped to over one-fifth and remained the figure for 20 continuous years.
The trends of the remaining categories are the same in this group, which is reaching the peak after 10 years, and decreasing back to the starting figure at the end of this period as predicted. To begin with, Food processing initiated at 10% before increasing to 21% in 2015 and will have dropped back to one-tenth when the ten-year period passed. The energy industry had the same pattern, but it started and will end at over 25% with a peak of 31%.