The charts illustrate data about the proportion of male and female aged 60-64 who were employed in four countries from 1970 to 2000.
Overall, the indicators were very different who were employed in some countries during this period.
At the beginning of the time, the main proportion of employment represented approximately 85% for men and 75% for women. In indonesia, the percentage of employment was higher. Men were employed about 85%, women was just under 70%. In Belgium and Japan, the proportion of employment was approximately, same. In Belgium, men were employed about 78%, women was just above 60%. In Japan, the indicator of men and women who were employed, men’s indicators were just above 70%, women’s figures were just under 60%
In 2000, the main percentage of employment was higer, men’s figures made up 80 %, women’s indicators constituted nearly 40%. This indicators was higher compared to other countries. In Indonesia, men accounted for 70%, females consisted of 50%. In Japan, males and females were same indicators who were employed. Males were tough 50%, females were just under 50%. In Belgium, the proportion of men workers made up 50%, women workers were lower compared to males, the figures of women workers were approximately 5%.