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The image shows a bar graph labeled "Contribution of selected sectors to the UK economy in the twentieth century" with four time periods on the x-axis (1900, 1950, 1975, 2000) and percentage on the y-axis (0-60%). There are three colored bars for each time period representing Agriculture (blue), Manufacturing (purple), and Business and Financial (green). In 1900, Agriculture was around 8%, Manufacturing about 45%, and Business and Financial roughly 18%. In 1950, Agriculture was about 6%, Manufacturing around 40%, and Business and Financial approximately 30%. In 1975, Agriculture was almost 4%, Manufacturing approximately 35%, and Business and Financial close to 45%. In 2000, Agriculture was roughly 2%, Manufacturing around 25%, and Business and Financial approximately 55%.
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The bar chart compares the contribution of three different sectors in UK – agriculture, manufacturing and business to the economy between 1900 and 2000.
Overall, it is clear that agriculture and manufacturing had a significantly fall in the time period. In contrast, there was a markable increase in business and financial during the 20th century.
It is apparent from the chart that agriculture started with the highest amount in 1900 and 1950 around 50%. after that, gradually decreased to around 10% in 1975 and over 0% in the last year of period.
Likewise manufacturing stayed in the middle amount in the whole period, but had a significant decrease from approximately 45% to near 20% during the 20th century. On the contrary, the trend for business and financial had markedly increase from over 0% to near 35% from 1900 til 2000 and surpassed other two sectors over the last year of period.
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