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Band 5+: The graph shows the contribution of tourism, construction and agriculture to the Egyptian economy from 1982 to 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart reporting incomes in billions of US dollars across three sectors from 1982 to 2003: in 1982, tourism is approximately 1.0, construction about 0.8, agriculture around 1.5; in 1993, tourism near 1.5, construction roughly 1.0, agriculture about 1.8; in 1995, tourism roughly 2.0, construction close to 1.0, agriculture approximately 1.5; in 1997, tourism about 2.5, construction around 1.5, agriculture close to 2.5; in 2000, tourism approximately 3.5, construction near 3.0, agriculture about 4.0; in 2001, tourism near 2.5, construction close to 2.5, agriculture approximately 3.5; in 2002, tourism roughly 3.0, construction about 1.8, agriculture near 3.0; in 2003, tourism around 2.0, construction close to 2.0, agriculture roughly 2.5.
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The bar chart below compares incomes from three different fields in US between 1982 and 2003.

Overall, it is clear that the maximum proportion of profits were from tourism sector, while the lowest wages were in agriculture sector.

To begin with, the field of tourism has a the highest proceed share, 4,3 billion dollars of total earnings in 2000. Construction and agriculture sector followed, with 3,4 and 1,4 billions , respectively. Agriculture sector had the lowest wage share in 2001, at 1,3 billions. Incomes in US were high almost in all sectors except agriculture. In comparison, in 1997 it had the highest indicators between the given period, consisting of 1,6 billion dollars.

Further analyzing the graph, in 1982 tourism sector didn’t get much profit, 0,5 billion dollars of total income. The second-lowest indicators observed agriculture sector, at 1,5 billion dollars. The next low figures were seen in the sector of construction and tourism, where each field had the equal proportion of earning in 1995, at 2,2 billion dollars.

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