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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 given line graph gives information about the percentage of people working in five industrial sectors in Australia from 1962 to 2012. At first glance, it is perfectly clear that working in services dominated, whereas the percentage of manufacturing and agriculture decreased. During the given period, construction and mining industries remained virtually unchanged.
Focusing on the most significant changes can be seen in the services and manufacturing sectors. In 1962, the percentage of workers working in services increased from approximately 52% to nearly 80% in 2012. Manufacturing, however, experienced continuous decrease from around 26% to 10% during the same period.
The percentage of agriculture, started at around 11% in 1962, while it continue to drop till 2%. Meanwhile, construction almost remained unchanged at 10% till 2012. Mining made up the least proportion of workforce, fluctuating significantly at 3% at the end of the period.
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