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The image displays a graph showing the number of jobs in millions in manufacturing, agriculture, retail, and healthcare sectors in the US from 1960 to 2020. In 1960, manufacturing had 10 million jobs, peaking around 1970 at approximately 12.5 million before declining steadily to roughly 5 million by 2020. Agriculture started at about 5 million jobs in 1960, dropped sharply to around 1 million by 1980, and then remained constant. Retail jobs began at approximately 8 million in 1960, increased steadily to peak around 2000 at nearly 16 million, before slightly declining to around 13 million by 2020. Healthcare started with about 3 million jobs in 1960, grew consistently to peak at roughly 19 million by 2020, showing steady growth throughout the period.
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The graph shows the number of economy work fields in the US in years 1960 and 2020. Overall, the two types of job at the end increased and another two of them decreased in 2020.
The amount of highest job numbers in 1960 were manufacturing sector, which showed 15 million jobs, while the lowest field was healthcare, about 3 millions. In 1980 the manufacturing sector was reached own peak and showed 20 million jobs, which means manufacturing was the most popular job for economists. However, the indicator was dropped about 1,5 times until 2020, and in 2020 manufacturing was not useful job among economists. Healthcare line donstrate that after 1960 the number of works increased and in 2020 it is reached 15 million workers at this field.
Another two fields- retail and agriculture in 1960 started with similar number, 6 million jobs. Agriculture number between 1960-1980 fell down to 3 millions, and until 2000 was on stability, while retail all these years increased the number of jobs to 15 million.
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