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The image displays a bar graph showing the percentage contribution of three sectors (Agriculture, Manufacturing, and Business and Financial) to the UK economy in the 20th century, with data points at 1900, 1950, 1975, and 2000. Agriculture is represented in blue, Manufacturing in green, and Business and Financial in purple. In 1900, Agriculture contributed approximately 10%, Manufacturing 55%, and Business and Financial 5%. In 1950, Agriculture decreased to just below 5%, Manufacturing also decreased to around 45%, and Business and Financial increased to approximately 32%. In 1975, all three sectors show a substantial decline, with Agriculture around 3%, Manufacturing just below 30%, and Business and Financial around 27%. In 2000, Agriculture is minimal at around 1%, Manufacturing further decreased to approximately 22%, and Business and Financial rose significantly to around 38%.
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The graph illustrates the percentage impact of three sectors – agriculture, manufacture, and business financial services – to the British economy over the course of the 20th century. Overall, the century delayed to four times, 1900, 1950, 1975, and 2000.
In the earliest year, in 1950, UK gave more attention for agriculture and manufacturing, and come up to about 48 and 43% than business and financial sector which was near to zero. However, even though agriculture started growing further than 50% in 1950, business and finance also increased to around 10%.When manufacturing started to decline.
In 1975 to 2000, everything is changed, and agriculture dropped to 10%, and then even to 2-3%. Manufacturing is to, in 1975, it dipped to around 30% and then to about 15%, while business and finance sector started to rise to near to 20% then up to 30%
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