The bar graph illustrates the typical population joining in employment from multiple nations namely Norway, Finland, South Africa and Chile in 2002.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the average men had jobs dominated jobs throughout four countries. , The employment rate was obviously significant in either Finland or Norway. The massive gap widened in South Africa and it stands out as the largest fluctuation in Chile.
Looking at the paragraph more closely, it is evident that the proportion of male citizens who were employed in Norway reached the highest point at nearly 80%, followed by Chile stood at 70% and Finland with approximately 69%. In contrast, South Africa hit a low of 50%.
In terms of female employees, the nation particularly possessed state among others is Norway made up almost at 75%, Finland and South Africa closed behind at roughly 65% and 38%. Whereas Chile was nearly halve to 35%, which hit a lowest point.
