The chart illustrates the number of males and females participating in social work of the country of fancy during a period from 1992 to 200
Overall, the quantity of men and women taking part in social work experienced a significantly upward trend over the time period show. Despite having different outsets, both genders still reached the same peak at the end of the period.
Initally, the number of males participating in social work emerged to be 4 thousands at the start of the period, doubling the figure for their counterparts in the same year. This participation by men slighly rose to 6 thousands in the next two years before reaching an plataeu from 1994 to 1996. In the last 4 years of the period, the figure for males witnessed a remarkably surge as it rockected from 6 thousands to 8 thousands between 1996 and 1998, and soon peaking at 10 thousands at the end of the period.
As for females, the number of people taking part in social work started at 2 thousands and soon grew to nearly 3 thousands in 1994. In the next 2 years, the quantity of women surged sharply to 6 thousands, reaching the same number as the figure for man was in the similar year. The quantity of females continued to rise steadily, and soon peaking at 10 thousands by the end of the period.