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The image presents a line graph comparing employment rates in the Public sector, Private sector, and Self-employed sector in the UK economy from 2000 to 2010. The public sector started with an employment rate of slightly below 20% in 2000, peaked at nearly 23% around 2005, and ended with a small decline to just above 22% in 2010. The private sector began just below 24% in 2000, experienced a dip to below 22% around 2003, recovered to nearly 24% in 2007, followed by a sharp decline to 20% in 2009, ending at a slight increase to 21% in 2010. The self-employed sector's employment rate remained relatively stable, starting at around 12% in 2000, gradually increasing to approximately 13.5% in 2010, with minor fluctuations throughout the decade.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of occupation in 3 different economic industries in the United Kingdom over 10 years from 2000.
Overall, there were upward trends of employment rates in the Public sector and Self-employed over 10 years. Meanwhile, the opposite was true for the rates of the Private sector which had significantly decreased through the time period.
It is obvious that in 2000 the rates of occupation in Private sector took place the highest at approximately 50%. Throughout the period, that number went down gradually to hit a low of 20% in 2010, becoming the lowest among the 3 sectors.
On the other hand, in the first 3 years, while the proportion of Public sector remained stable at about 38%, compared to an upward trajectory of Self-employed rate from 18% to 20%. In the following 7 years, both the rates of employment in 2 sectors climbed slowly to reach the highest point of 51% and 30% respectively in the last time.
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