The line graph illustrates the data about how many ocupation was in four different sectors of the economy in the US from 1960 to 2020.
Overall, despite the fact that retail and healthcare sector initially was not popular, later both of them increased gradually. Manufacturing and agriculture showed downward trend over this years.
The least counted jobs were healthcare sector, which started from about 2 million job places, and rose dramatically to merely 15 million place, by the end of the repiod. Same growth displayed retail sector. If in 1960 provided only about 5 million occupation, by 2020 rose to the same number as healthcare sector.
Comparatively, agriculture sector initially started from the same number as retail (5million), but dropped to almost 3 million places after a 20 years, after stayed stedy by the end of the period. In 1960, the most dominated sector was manufatoring, and they keep this lion’s share for 40 years, but after, this number fell to nearly 13 million by 2020.
