The graph above delineates the contribution of five different fields to Country B’s economy in 2005 and 2015 alongside prophecy for 2025. It is easily observable that finance edges out the rest in terms of revenue generated.
The industry with the highest income in 2005 was finance with approximately 32% of country B’s economy. Followed by tourism and oil, coal and gas with roughly 26% each. The smallest industries are manufacturing and food processing contributed 21% and 10% respectively.
Not much has changed in 2015, with finance still taking the lead covering around 36% of the economy. Oil, coal and gas came up next at 31%. Surprisingly, tourism experienced a mild decline decreasing from 26% to 20%. On the contrary, food processing underwent the largest revenue spike in a single year, escalated to 21%, almost doubled compared to the previous decade. Meanwhile, manufacturing still went through a downward trend.
The predicted coverage of country B’s economy for these five industries in 2025 bear a resemblance to the two decades prior. Finance once again sustains it’s place on the top with a 10% increase in it’s generated income. Although faces a light decline, oil, coal and gas still at the second place with 26% similar to it’s gains in 2005. Tourism doesn’t encounter any changes while manufacturing and food processing come in for a massive decline in revenue with 10% and 5% each.
All in all, the contribution of these five industries is quite stable considering there aren’t any significant changes over the course of 20 years.