The given bar graph depicts the distribution of adult worker in six distinct employment field and the unemployment rate of one particular country from 2003 to 2013
Overall, it is obvious from the graph the figure for education training, hotel industry, architecture and self employment as well as unemployment underwent an increase, whereas that of medical and business exhibited a negative correlation. Notably, despite experiencing a decline in its figure, the percentage of adults who work in business was still the highest.
Concerning education training, hotel industry, building and self-employed, which witnessed an increase in its population. Specifically, self-employed’s share was the most popular employment category with roughtly 15% in 2003, followed by building, education training and hotel industry ranging from 4% to 10%. After a decade, the share of self-employed reached its peak at 35%, roughly doubling its initial level while that of architecture climbed steadily to 21%, and education training and hotel industry grew to approximately 19%.
Shifting focus to the other employment categories, at the beginning of the timeframe, the proportion of adult workers involved in medical field took up 21% before falling considerably to 11% in 2013. Meanwhile, business sector’s share took the lead in both periods, with starting at 45% and ending at 35% after 10 years.
