The pie chart present a comparative analysis of the workers proportions in country A and B in three main fields-service, agriculture and industry, measured in participate.
Overall, the number of workforces in country A and B has a significant difference when the promotion labor worker take part in three sectors in country A more balanced than country B. While service is majority jobs regardless nations.
In country A, citizens tend to put their concern on service and agriculture when they take part in market labor while industry has the lowest number in worker labor. When it comes to male worker, 54% and 29% in service and agriculture, respectively. The number of male labors in industry records the lowest levels across all examined categories with 15%. It has similar trend when it comes to the number of female worker when the proportion worker in service and agriculture on the top, with 47% and 43%, respectively.
In country B, the dominance of the service sector both male and female workers was notable. An impressive 88% of females were employed in the service sector, with the corresponding figure for men at 65%. In contrast, a smaller proportion of females worked in industry and agriculture, with only 11% and 1% respectively. Around 32% of men in country B worked in the industry sector, and a similarly low percentage (3%) were employed in agriculture.