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Band 4+: The chart below shows the proportions of graduates from Brighton University in 2019 entering different employment sectors

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The image shows a pie chart of employment sectors of graduates from Brighton University in 2019. The largest sector is service industries at 33%, followed by manufacturing industry at 16.3%, education at 14.7%, politics & government at 12.1%, transportation and warehousing at 7.8%, science & technology at 7.3%, civil service at 5.6%, other at 2.8%, charity at 0.3%, and sport at 0.1%.
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The bar chart shows the percentage of five different industries(Finance, food processing, manfacturing, toursim, and oil, coal and gas) which contributes in the economy of Brazil in the year 2009 and 2019 with the prediction for 2029.

Overall, biggest part is played by the finance department in the economy of Brazil. It grew up as time pass. However, the manufacturing percentage goes down from one time interval to the next. In case of oil, gas and coil, the number reached a plateau with a little rise in year 2019.

In 2009, major contribution in the economy was played by the finance sector(just about 30%), then oil, coal and gas along with tourism contributes equally, around 26%, while the food processing department have the lowest percentage just above 10.

The share by the finance department is slightly higher in 2029 as compared to 2019(rose from around 36% to 41%), while it goes down from 36% to 31% in oil, coal and gas sector. and tourism share equal proportion around 21%

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