The line graph illustrates the number of jobs of the economy in four industries (manufacturing, agriculture, retail, healthcare) in the United States during the period from 1960 to 2020. Overall, most industries experienced growth while agriculture showed a decline, manufacturing showed the most significant Increase while retail and healthcare progressively grew.
In 1960, the most incredible sector was manufacturing, $15 million, then retail, $5 million. While these industries increased more, but helthcare grew slowly. Manufacturing experienced a sharp increase in $20 million in 1980, reaching its highest point. However, this was followed by a sudden decline to $13 million in 2020. Retail and healthcare have been rising all over the period.in 2020 had similar place, it was $16 million.
Agriculture was the lowest sector over this period of time. In 1960, retail and agriculture were started to increase in $5 million jobs, but agriculture declined in 2020 was around $3 million of jobs.
In conclusion, agriculture was the only sector that declined slightly. Other industries increased, but by the end rose retail and healthcare.