The pie charts illustrate proportion of employees working in two different countries New Zealand and Sweden over the period of 2000 and 2005 respectively in several departments.
It can clearly seen that in the year 2000 the manufacturing industry workers of New Zealand were just under the one third which slightly increased by ten percent in the year 2005 and accountant at forty percent. The medical department of this country faced a decline in number of employees by fifteen proportion in 2005 and reached at 30 percent whereas it was recorded at 45 percent in the year 2000. Apart from this, capital market sector has total employees just under the one fourth of the total people in the year 2000 which then increased by six percent and account at 30 percent over the period of 2005.
In Sweden, healthcare domain showed a change of 20 percent in the year 2005 and account at 50 percent decrease employment as compared to year 2000 in which the number of employees were 70 percent. Other then this, Monetory department and production sector account a ten percent of inclination in both over the period of 2005 and occupied at 20 and 30 percent respectively which stood at 10 and 20 percent respectively in the year 2000.
Overall, Healthcare industry recorded higher incline in Sweden in the year 2005 but a decline in New Zealand in same year where as financial services sector and industrial domain increased by 10 percent respectively in the year 2005 and made it up to 20 and 40 percent respectively from 10 percent and 30 percent accounted in the year 2000.