The given line graph demonstrates the details about the amount of career opportunities in four sectors of the economy in United States from 1960 to 2020.
Overall, while two trends had the highest figures over the given period, the number of jobs in manufacturing and agriculture recorded the lowest proportion throughout the period. In addition, healthcare exceeded both agriculture and manufacturing field in various years.
In 1960, both retail and healthcare recorded the highest share over the given period, accounting for approximately 6 million, then this trends increased slightly over the period. At the end of the period, this trends reached to just above 15 million. The gap between retail and healthcare in 2000 was a dramatic by roughly 12 million.
By contrast, the number of manufacturing accounted for 15 million in 1960, it reached its peak at 20 million in 1980, unfortunately this trend declined dramatically until 2020, accounting for roughly 13 million. Remarkably, agriculture recorded the smallest share over the period. This field began at around 6 million at the beginning of the period, after that this figure fell significantly, at around 3 million. Subsequently, this trend showed a stabilization between 1980 and 2000, at around 3 million. Following this, agriculture decreased gradually until 2020, accounting for approximately 2 million.
