The given bar graph illustrates the proportion of males and females between 60-64 years old who worked in 4 countries between 1970 and 2020.
Overall, the gender percentage of workers was dominated by men in all countries over the periods, and the number of workers decreased from 1970 to 2000.
In 1970, the USA recorded the highest percentage of employees in both genders, with around 85% of men and above 75% of women, meanwhile Japan revealed the least, with 75% of men and around 55% of women employees.
By 2020, all countries experienced a downward trend in employment rates, with Belgium’s employed men decreasing around 50% and women dropping significantly below 10%. The USA’s employed workers also fell, with around 80% of men and above 40% of women. Although Japan’s employed rates decreased, it showed a balance in percentage between men and women with around 60% and below 50%. Indonesia’s women employed dropped to 50% but showed the highest number of women workers from these 4 countries.
