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Band 6+: The following chart shows the percentage of workers, by age, in four different industries.

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The image shows percentage distribution of workers across four industries by age groups using a bar chart: in age group 15-24, education is at 20%, agriculture at 10%, retail at 35%, hospitality at 40%; for age group 25-34, education is 25%, agriculture 10%, retail 30%, hospitality 30%; in age group 35-44, education is 30%, agriculture 10%, retail 20%, hospitality 25%; in age group 45-54, education is at 25%, agriculture at 15%, retail at 15%, hospitality at 25%; for age group 55-64, education is 20%, agriculture 20%, retail 10%, hospitality 15%; in age group 65 and over, education is 5%, agriculture 30%, retail 5%, hospitality 10%.
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The given data represents information upon the rates of employees in various industries distinguished by their age.

Overall, the percentage of those employed at the age between 15-24 in retail industry is prevailing, likewise the ratio of workers at the age of 45-54 in the education industry.

According to the bar chart, the most prelevant specializations at the age of 15 to 24 are retail and hospitality, in which the shares of employees are equal to just above 35% and approximately 31%, respectively. In contrast, the less popular industry at the age of 15 to 24 is education which has just over 5% of working individuals.

However, percentages of those employed at the age of 25 to 34 are quite similar among all 4 industries, being equal to almost 25%. Interestingly enough, the ratios of employees in the education industry are the highest among people of 45 to 54 years old, which are around 31%,while the rates of workers in the same sphere at the age from 55-64 and over are less than 15%. By contrast, the percentage of workers in the agriculture sphere at the age of 55-64, 65 and over are equal to approximately 17% and 10%, correspondingly, which are the highest rates among the observed age group.

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