The given bar chart provides data on the quantity of humans in 5 various types of works in 2001 and in 2008.
From an overall perspective, it is clear that, while the figure for sales dominated in both years, the number of people in farming highlighted the lowest result between 2001 and 2008.
Looking into the details, in 2001, the quantities of humans in sales and accounting were approximately 150.000 and around 62.000 respectively, whereas the figures for computing and nursing demonstrated the same result and they were 60.000. However, the number of people in farming was roughly 30.000 in 2001.
When it comes to the 2008 th year, the quantity of workers in sales increased rapidly to about 152.000, meanwhile the number of employers in accounting declined slightly to 60.000. As for the figure for computing, it went up to 80.000. While the number of workers in nursing rose minimally to approximately 61.000, the figure for farming declined to 20.000 in 2008.
