The bar graph compares the amount of workers in five sectors in Australia in 2001 and 2008, with units measured in numbers.
Overall, while sales was the most popular type of work in both 2001 and 2008, it was farming that remained the lagged sector. Sales, computing and nursing illustrated a growth of employers in 7 years, whereas, accounting and farming decreased in 2008 comparing with 2001.
Statistics for sales revealed that in 2001 150.000 employees were engaged, scailing up to 170.000 in 2008. These estimates are more than twice higher comparing with computing that started with almost 60.000 in 2001 and growing to 78.000 workers in 2008. As for nursuing, it had the same upward trend, increasing on approximatelly 5.000 specialists in 7 years.
The other two sectors – accounting and farming – illustrated a slight decrease of employed people with accounting started at 75.000 and farming at more than 20.000 in 2001 and ending with 60.000 and 20.000, respectively. Adding to this drop, farming remained at the bottom of the list.
