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The image shows two graphs depicting employment in Freedonia by sex across six sectors for 1975 and 1995. In 1975, manufacturing employed 300,000 women and 650,000 men; communications had 250,000 women and 300,000 men; finance/banking employed 140,000 women and 420,000 men; wholesale/retail trade had 550,000 women and 700,000 men; the public sector (non-defense) engaged 220,000 women and 400,000 men; defense employed 20,000 women and 210,000 men. In 1995, manufacturing engaged 300,000 women and 700,000 men; communications showed 300,000 women and 300,000 men; finance/banking employed 150,000 women and 400,000 men; wholesale/retail trade showed 800,000 women and 700,000 men; non-defense public sector employed 420,000 women and 400,000 men; defense had 100,000 women and 200,000 men.
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The given bar graph provides information on the workforce, divided into two sexes, and six industry sectors (manufacturing, communications, finance and banking, wholesale and retail trade, public sectors: defense and non-defense) in the year 1975.
Overall, it can be said that men had more employment in all spheres. Besides, most women and most men had worked in the public sector (non-defense). Also, the fewest men and the fewest women had worked in the public sector (defense).
The big difference between men and women was in the manufacturing industry; nearly three hundred thousand women worked in this sector, with nearly 650 thousand men. However, the least gap was in communications, with only a difference of about 50 thousand employees. In the non-defensive public sector, the employment of women was nearly 650 thousand, with men’s employment at about 900 thousand people. However, in the defensive public sector, the numbers were not that near, with women workers being below 50 thousand and the male workforce being above 200 thousand.
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