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The image shows a bar chart representing the employment categories of adult population for the years 2003 and 2013. There are seven categories displayed: Education training, Hotel industry, Medical, Building, Business, Self-employed, and Unemployed. In 2003, Education training was around 10%, Hotel industry was slightly above 10%, Medical was around 5%, Building was approximately 40%, Business was slightly above 10%, Self-employed was approximately 17.5%, and Unemployed was slightly above 5%. In 2013, Education training was around 17.5%, Hotel industry was around 15%, Medical was approximately 7.5%, Building was approximately 20%, Business was approximately 32.5%, Self-employed was around 30%, and Unemployed was around 7.5%. There is a notable increase in Business and Self-employed categories, while Building saw a significant decrease from 2003 to 2013.
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The bar chart provides information on the various sectors where adults in the USA were employed between 2003 and 2013.
Overall, the maximum number of adults was engaged in the business sector in 2003, as opposed to the self-employment category in 2013.
In 2003, the business sector employed the largest number of adults, at around 47%, followed by the medical profession at 20%. Approximately 8% and 10% of adults were, respectively, dependent upon education/training and the building sector for their livelihood. Surprisingly, the number of self-employed and unemployed adults was similar, both standing at approximately 11%. The hotel industry, however, was the least favored among adults, engaging only 4% of people.
After a 10-year period, the self-employment category became the most popular, employing around 31% of adults, and thus replaced the business sector and medical arena, both of which suffered a decline of 20% and 10%, respectively. Additionally, the education/training, the hotel industry, and the building category increased over the period and reached approximately 18%, 19%, and 20% in the same order, along with a reduction in the unemployment rate by around 6%.
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