The charts illustrate the proportion of people working in varied sectors in two certain towns—A and B—in 1960 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the manufacturing sector was the highest in all years, excluding town A in 2010, making it common. While the services sector showed the least amount in many figures in 2010, however, it was the most popular sector of job in town A.
Delving into specifics, in town A, the manufacturing category represented 41% of share, while sales with services together accounted for 59%, with 30% in sales and 29% in services figure in 1960. When it comes to 2010 in town A, the services category went up sharply to more than half (64%). The proportions of manufacturing experienced a two-time decrease to 20%. The similar trend witnessed figures—sales to 16%.
Looking to town B, although the manufacturing sector in town A decreased, in town B, however, it increased drastically to 70%, while sales with services together were less than one-third (30%) in 1960. After 50 years in 2010, the manufacturing sector saw a decline but still was dominant, with 53%. The share of sales increased a little to 22% when the share of services added 15 points and accounted for 25%.