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The image contains a line graph titled "Percentage of Workers by Sector in Australia (%)" showing data for four sectors from 1900 to 2000. In 1900, the percentages were: services 50%, manufacturing 19%, agriculture 10%, and mining 7%. For 1920, the values were: services 56%, manufacturing 26%, agriculture 12%, and mining 6%. In 1940, the data shows: services 59%, manufacturing 23%, agriculture 15%, and mining 5%. The figures for 1960 were: services 61%, manufacturing 19%, agriculture 11%, and mining 3%. In 1980, the percentages were: services 64%, manufacturing 15%, agriculture 10%, and mining 2%. In 2000, the values were: services 70%, manufacturing 12%, agriculture 8%, and mining 0%.
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The line graph display the percentage of labors working in four various sectors in Australia between 1900 and 2000.
Overall,services were the biggest sector that workers engaged in throughout the whole period with a gradual increase tendency,while mining accounted for the least from the beginning and witnessed a steady dip.The remaining sectors fluctuated from 1900 to 2000.
Starting at around 50% in 1900, which was the highest of the four fields,services went up gradually to approxiately 60% in 1940.After stopping at the level of 60% for next 2 decades,it plummeted to 70% from 1960 to 2000,still keeping the lead of the whole sectors.In contrast,mining experienced a steady drop from around 8% in 1900 to nearly 0% in 2000,accounting for the least in the four sectors.
The second biggest sector was manufacturing,which peaked at around 28% in 1920;then following a steady decrease to around 11% in 2000.Agriculture hovered around 10% throughtout the whole period,taking the third place all the time.
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