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The image shows data trends from 1962 to 2012 for Services, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Construction, and Mining; in 1962, Services at 40%, Manufacturing at 25%, Agriculture at 30%, Construction at approximately 3%, and Mining at 2%; in 1972, Services at 50%, Manufacturing at approximately 21%, Agriculture at 25%, Construction at 2%, and Mining at around 2%; in 1982, Services at 55%, Manufacturing at approximately 15%, Agriculture at 19%, Construction at 2%, and Mining at around 1%; in 1992, Services at 60%, Manufacturing at around 10%, Agriculture at 14%, Construction at approximately 2%, and Mining at around 1%; in 2002, Services at 70%, Manufacturing at approximately 7%, Agriculture at 11%, Construction at 2%, and Mining at less than 1%; in 2012, Services at around 78%, Manufacturing at 6%, Agriculture at 9%, Construction at around 2%, and Mining at less than 1%.
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The line graph provides information about the percentage of the Australian workforce employed in five different industries from 1962 to 2012.
Overall, the service industry saw a significant increase in employment, while the manufacturing and agriculture sectors experienced a decline.
The other industries, construction and mining, showed relatively minor changes over the period.
In 1962, the percentage of the workface employed in service industry was just above of 50%. This figure rose steadily to reach just under 80% by 2012, making it the highest sector by employment. The percentage of employment in construction and mining industries showed only slight change during this time For example, percentage of workers in mining increased from around 2% in 1962 to about 5% in 2012.
In contrast, there was dramatic decrease in the workforce employed in manufacturing, in 1962 around 25% of the workforce was in this sector. This number fell to 20% by 1980, experienced a slight increase until 1990, and then declined further to 10% by 2012. The agriculture sector also saw a decline, with its workforce percentage dropping from 12% in 1962 to around 5% by 2012.
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