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Band 4+: The graph below presents the employment patterns in the USA between 1930 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and report in the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows line graphs comparing USA labor force employment from 1930 to 2010 in five sectors: Industrial, Technical, Sales and Office, Other Services, and Farming, Fishing and Forestry. Industrial employment decreased from 70% to below 20%, Technical increased from below 20% to above 40%, Sales and Office increased from 10% to above 25%, Other Services increased from below 10% to above 25%, and Farming, Fishing and Forestry decreased from above 40% to below 5%.
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The Line graph illustrates the employment patterns in the USA for a period of 80 years.

Overall, the graph reveals the data of five job types(Technical, sales and office, other services, farming-forecasting, industrial),amongst the five roles farming was at peak in 1930 and over a period it started to decline,industrial employment was null in 1930 which dramatically increased by 2010, other three types of jobs were seen to have steady growth.

The fishing and forecasting was at top in the U.S with 75%, which faced a huge downfall in 1990 with 27% and by 2010 it had almost reached null, the industry related job was at halt in 1930 and it had a steady growth and in 2000 it reached to 30% the next ten years same pattern was followed.

The technical labours in the U.S were just 2% in 1930 which was successful in reaching the mark of 25% by 2010, the sales role was 15% in 1930 which was suddenly declined to almost 2% in the following year and after a good growth rate it had 20% employees in 2010, others was having higher labours in 1940 and by the next 20 years it had fell down and in the following years it failed to experience the growth and fnished at 13% in 2010.

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