The bar chart gives information about the ratio of employment levels of male and female in Canada, South Korea and Sweden during the 10-year period starting with 2005.
Overall, the ratio of employment levels of male and female increased in all counties. Noticeable feature is that the men employment had higher rates than that of women all through the period.
In 2005 the chart shows that the Canada was the lowest than other two countries and the employment rate among women was about 27% lower that among men. In south Korea we can see the highest difference between two ganders and the lowest percentage of women was also recorded there was about the 45% difference with each other. Sweden recorded the highest employment rate for both ganders, for males at approximately 78% and for females about 48%.
By 2015, the mal employment rate in South Korea had increased to around 78% and becoming the highest figure among the three countries. But the female employment rate remained the lowest at around 35%. Canada also experienced a rise, reaching approximately 70%, while the women employments in Canada increased considerably reaching 55%. Male employment in Sweden decreased sharply from 78% to 65%, while female increased dramatically and took the second rank in the figure.