The charts below provide information about the proportion of employer distribution across three primary sectors: Agriculture, Industry, and Services, with projected figures for three different countries: Country A, Country B, and Country C.
Overall, it is clear that the service sector is expected to experience consistent growth in three countries over the 40-year period. By contrast, Agriculture remains the smallest percentage in both countries A and B, whereas it continues to be a predominant workforce sector in country A despite a slight decline.
In terms of the services sector, there was a marked upward trend from 1960 to 2020. This trend is represented by an increase of approximately 10% in country A, 15% in country B, and 20% in country C. This trend is in contrast to the Industry sector, which is dropping from 20% to 10% and 5% to 2%, respectively. Meanwhile, it is growing steadily in country B from 20% to 40%.
Regarding the Agriculture sector, country B saw the highest proportion among the three countries, then it is expected to slightly decrease from 55% to 48%. Whereas, in the same period, two other countries, country A exhibited a decline for 10%, and country C represented a minority workforce over the period.