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The image displays job numbers in millions from 1960 to 2020 for four sectors: Manufacturing starts at 14m in 1960, peaks at 20m in 1980, gradually declining to 15m in 2000 and then sharply to 5m in 2020; Agriculture starts at 5m, drops to 4m in 1980, further declines to 3m in 2000, reaching just below 2m in 2020; Retail begins at 10m, remains stable until around 2000 before increasing to 15m by 2020; Healthcare starts at around 2m, rises to 5m in 1980, climbs to 10m in 2000, and then peaks around 20m in 2020.
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The line graph compares the employment sector figures in the US economy over a few decades.
Overall, the four sectors experienced different trends in the time period. While retail and healthcare rose in number of occupations, manufacturing and agriculture decreased.
As the graph shows, the number of people employed in retail rose from almost 6 million to exactly 10 million in 1980, then the number of jobs experienced considerable growth to 16 million in 2020. Regarding the healthcare figure, it increased slightly from under 5 million to 10 million, and then climbed to 15 million.
By contrast, manufacturing jobs started around 15 million, and this figure peaked at 20 million in 1980, before dropping suddenly. Agriculture occupations stood at nearly 6 million, and they plunged to just 2 million in the last years.
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