The pie charts illustrate the proportions of both men and women workers in agriculture, industry, and services in Country A and Country B in 2007.
Overall, the most popular sector of employment for males and females in both countries was services, while the lowest percentage of workers in Country A is seen in industry compared to agriculture in Country B.
With regard to male workers in Country A, the services sector accounted for 56%, which was almost double that of agriculture (29%). The third employment sector, industry, comprised 15% of male workers. Female workers, on the other hand, worked in services at around half the proportion of overall employment sectors. Moreover, the only sector in which the number of women workers was higher than that of men was agriculture (43%). Similar to the male workers, industry had the least percentage of workers at 8%.
In terms of Country B, the majority of female workers worked in services at 88%, as opposed to agriculture and industry, which were 1% and 11%, respectively. Similarly, 65% of male workers preferred to work in services; however, the remaining sectors together accounted for around one-third of male workers.