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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 Australian employees working in five industries over five decades, from 1962 to 2012. To begin with, mining was the industry with the smallest workforce, represented by the lowest percentage on the graph, nearly 0%.
In 1962, 10% of the Australian workforce was engaged in agriculture, but this figure dropped to nearly 0% by 2012. The construction workforce experienced little change, remaining at around 10% throughout the period.
Manufacturing was the second most popular industry in 1962, but its share declined to 10% after five decades. In contrast, the services sector showed positive growth, with a rapid and steady increase from approximately 50% to nearly 80% over the years.
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