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The image presents a bar chart illustrating UK GDP components from 1992 to 2000, focusing on IT and Service Industry as percentages of GDP. In 1992, IT is approximately 6% and Service is around 4%. By 1994, IT increases to about 8%, and Service slightly rises to 6%. In 1996, IT reaches roughly 10% while Service remains steady at about 7%. In 1998, IT jumps to nearly 12%, with Service at approximately 8%. Finally, in 2000, IT peaks at around 15%, with Service steady at about 8%.
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The chart illustrates the comparison between IT and Service industries to the UK’s GDP between 1992 and 2000,with figures given as percentages of total GDP.
Overall,both sectors increased in the share of GDP over the period,although the growth of the IT industry was considerably more pronounced. While IT remained the larger contributor throughout,the gap between two sectors widened substantially towards the end of the period.
The IT experienced a substantial increase,rising from approximately 8% in 1996 to 12% in 1998 before reaching a peak of nearly 15% in 2000.
By contrast,the servise industry grew at consdireably slower rate, reaching only around 8% the end of the period.
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