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The image presents a line graph showing the percentage of the Australian workforce across five industries from 1962 to 2012. In 1962, Services: 40%, Manufacturing: 27%, Agriculture: 17%, Construction: 10%, Mining: 6%. By 1972, Services: 42%, Manufacturing: 26%, Agriculture: 11%, Construction: 10%, Mining: 3%. By 1982, Services: 45%, Manufacturing: 17%, Agriculture: 11%, Construction: 8%, Mining: 2%. By 1992, Services: 52%, Manufacturing: 14%, Agriculture: 8%, Construction: 8%, Mining: 2%. By 2002, Services: 60%, Manufacturing: 11%, Agriculture: 6%, Construction: 8%, Mining: 2%. By 2012, Services: 78%, Manufacturing: 7%, Agriculture: 3%, Construction: 9%, Mining: 2%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of the Australian workforce in five industries for the period from 1962 to 2012.
In general, service industries experienced a huge figure over the period. We can also witness that mining increased negligibly throughout the period. In terms of agriculture and manufacturing industries, there was a decline between 1962 and 2012.
Looking at the information in detail, service rocketed up from about a half percent in 1962 to approximately 80% in 2012. As for the manufacturing industries, it showed a significant decrease from about a quarter to a tenth in 2012. Construction underwent a gradual increase from about a tenth to almost a tenth in 2012 while it converged with manufacturing industries.
As for the other categories, agriculture experienced a gradual decline from about 11% to about 3% in 2012. Mining industries grew marginally from 0% in 1962 to about 2% in 2012.
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