The bar graph demonstrates the percentage of various industries that are involved in contributing to the economy of Country B in 1995, and 2015 and a predicted figure for 2025. Overall, finance is projected to be the only industry that will grow, consistently leading and maintaining its dominance in 2025 while the fields of food processing, and oil, coal, and gas are expected to remain the same, while manufacturing and tourism are likely to decline.
Starting with finance, in 2005 it made up slightly more than 30% of the economy and increased to over 35% a decade later. The upward trajectory is anticipated to persist, with the industry reaching a peak of around 42% by 2025.
The food processing industry, as well as the oil, coal, and gas industry, exhibit a similar pattern, with the former showing significantly lower rates. Both categories rose from around 10% to 20% and 25% to 31% initially but are forecasted to drop back to their original levels by 2025.
On the other hand, there was a decrease of about 5% in manufacturing and tourism in 2015, resulting in roughly 15% and 20% respectively. Nevertheless, despite the stability in the tourism sector, there is an anticipated reduction in manufacturing to only 5%.