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The image contains two bar graphs, comparing the percentage of employed men and women in four countries, namely Belgium, the USA, Japan, and Indonesia in 1970 and 2000. In 1970, the USA had the highest employment rate with 86% males and 78% females doing jobs. Indonesia came in second with 83% and 65% employed men and women respectively. In Japan, 76% males and 65% females were employed, and in Belgium, 78% males and 63% females were doing jobs. In 2000, the USA had the lowest employment rate with 78% males and 75% females employed. Meanwhile, Japan had 81% males and 62% females employed, Indonesia had 78% males and 59% females, and Belgium had 76% males and 63% females. Overall, the employment rate decreased for both men and women, with the USA seeing the most significant drop among men by 8% and among women by 33%. Indonesia witnessed a decrease in employment among men by 5% and among women by 6%. Japan saw a decrease of 5% among men and an increase of 3% among women. In Belgium, the employment rate among men dropped by 2% and among women by 27%.
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the given bar graphs compare the percentace of employed males and females in four countries, namely belgium, the usa, japan, and indonesia in 1970 and 2000
overall, in both the given years more males were employed than females. in the years 2000 the employment fell among both men and women in all the given countries.
in 970, the usa had the highest employment rate, with 86% males and 78% females doing jobs. indonesia came in second with 84% and 65% employement men and women respictively. 79% belgium males and 65% females were working in 197. the lowest employment rate was jepan, where 76% males and only 56% females were empoyed.
In 2000, in the USA, the percentage of employed males and females fell by 8% and 33% respectively from the figures of 1970. Indonesia also witnessed a decrease in employment among men and womenby 10 and 15% respectively. In Japan the percentage of employed men and women dropped by 13% and9% respectively. 27% fewer Belgian men were employed in 2000. The highest fall in employment wasseen in the Belgian women, with the figures falling from 63% in 1970 to 8% in 2000
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