The pie-chart compare the number of citizens in New Zealand and Sweden working in different industries like Healthcare, Finance, and Industrial sector from the year 2000 and 2005. The data is given in percentage.
Overall it is clear from the charts that Healthcare sector has maximum number of people working, followed by industrial department and Finance industry remains at the bottom covering less than a quarter in each graph excluding in the graph of New Zealand 2005.
In New Zealand 2000 and 2005, both Finance and Industrial sectors a steady growth is visible growing from 25% to 30% and 30% to 40% respectively. On contrary in the Healthcare industry the numbers fell from 45% to 30%.
On the other hand, in Sweden 2000 and 2005 same trend was observed in which number of people working in finance and industrial department increased significantly, starting from 10% and 20% to reaching at 20% and 30% respectively. Whereas, in Healthcare industry the proportion was reduced from more than two–third of the total to precisely around half of the total, that is from 70% to 50%.
In summary, while Healthcare sector included most number of people working, there in both New Zealand and Sweden in 2000 but eventually the proportion narrowed in year 2005. Whereas the percentage of people employed in both Finance and Industrial field upturn remarkably in 2005 compared to that in 2000.