The given illustrations depict the ratio of employees based on gender between 1975 and 1995 in various employment sectors of the Republic of Freedonia.
Overall, in 1975, all sectors were mostly male-dominated, with the only exception being communications where there was little difference between the two genders.By 1995, female workers had increased, with certain roles being more female-oriented like communications, wholesale and retail trade.
According to the 1975 graph, across all sectors, male employees were the most prominent, with Manufacturing, Finance and banking having the highest number of male workers at approximately 600 and 400, respectively. Moreover, communications was the only role with the ratio of both genders being equal to one another, with 300 workers each.
By comparison, in 1995, the figures of male and female workers had changed considerably, with the female workforce rising in communication and retail positions, standing at 500 and 800 people.However, other sectors also experienced drastic increases in both sex, with public sector holding the most employees at 700 females and 900 males.This shifts indicates the growing popularity among females to pursue better careers in sectors that were traditionally more male-domiant.