Presented pie charts demonstrate statistics of labor divided by sex in two countries.
At first glance, it is noticeable that in country A agriculture field is more valued, rather than in country B. Consequently, in latter country more workers remain in services and industry areas.
As it can be seen, among male workers of first country, approximately one third of total is employed in agriculture; whereas, in the second country the same makes up only 2 percent. The similar trend can be noticed among female workers. In former country a quarter of women employees take place in the agriculture field, compared to country B, only 1% of females has a job there.
Furthermore, second country’s employees are more concentrated in services and industry areas. In country B 3/4 of whole chart make up workers from the services field, whereas the left percentage is in the industry. Compared to country A
