The bar chart compares how Country B’s economy has been contributed by a range of industries in 1995 and 2015, and a prediction for 2025.
Overall, it is clear that finance is the only industry expected to increase, and it was consistently the dominant category and will be so in 2025. Notably, the fields of food processing and oil, coal and gas are anticipated to remain constant while it is projected that manufacturing and tourism industries will witness a downward trend.
In 1995, the percentage of the finance industry stood at around 31%, and then it grew up slightly to about 36% in the following 20 years. Subsequently, the next decade is projected to increase consistently by 5%. It is also noticeable that these figures represented the highest proportion for all years in this regard. Conversely, the field of food processing contributing to the economic Country B was approximately 10%, nearly 16% lower than that of oil, coal and gas. While the figures for these two fields accelerated to roughly 21% and 31%, respectively, the final year is forecast to revert back to the initial level.
Concerning the two remaining industries, starting at nearly 21% in 1995, country B’s economy was contributed by the manufacturing industry decreased moderately by 5%, and then the figure is predicted to decelerate significantly to precisely 5%. In terms of tourism, there were approximately 26% of the tourism industry contribution and following that the year 2015 saw a steady drop by roughly 5% while the year 2025 is anticipated to stabilize at its current contribution levels of approximately 21%.