The pie charts compare the percentage of individuals employed in three particular sectors such as manufacturing, sales and service in particular Town A and Town B in the years 1960 and 2010. Overall, the huge percentage of workforce in both towns worked in manufacturing in both years, except town A in 2010 where the largest proportion of employees registered in the service sector. One particular note is that in Town B two-thirds of workers engaged in the manufacturing sector in 1960.
In 1960, manufacturing took the largest percentage of workforce in both countries. The highest percentages are observed in the figure for manufacturing in those countries, with 70% in town B and 40% town A. The proportion of people working in sales accounted for 30%, followed closely 29% in the service field in Town A in 1960 compared to town B where these figures stood at with respective figures of 20% and 10%.
In Town A most working relied on the service sector to make a living in 2010. Sixty-four percentage of employees engaged in the service sector, whereas the two remaking sectors like manufacturing and sales attracted 20% and 16% workers, respectively.
When it comes to the 2010 figures of Town B the manufacturing sector was leading the pack to hire employees. It was accounted for 53% while 25% of the workforce employed in the sector of service and 22% of people worked in sales