The bar chart illustrates the difference in employment sectors in New Zealand in 1990 and 2000. Overall, there were a number of significant changes over time.
By 1990, it was increasingly common to work in the commerce field, reaching approximately a quarter. Moreover, for this year it was the highest point. The sector of other services contained only 13%, which made it the lowest score on this date.
However, in 2000,the employment level of young people aged 15 to 24 generally became lower than in 1990. The commerce sector had upward trend, rising to almost 40%, making it the most dramatic point in the research. Subsequently, the hotel and restaurant field gained about a quarter, providing a considerable result. In addition, the transport sector dropped just above 5%.
In conclusion, the commerce sector had a sharp growth in development over time. Despite these factors, other industries varied with steady changes.