The line graph showcases the involving of five different industries to the finance of a country from 2005 to 2009, with the pie chart depicting the amount of employed in 2009.
Overall, it is clear that the Service industry witnessed an upward trend, while other industries had been changing slowly by 2009, with providing more employment opportunities.
To begin with the line graph, almost half of a country’s economy was provided by the industry of services, namely it had increased from 45% to 50% by 2009. The figure manufacturing industry was 13% in 2005, and it decreased gradually to 11% in 2009. Although agriculture had a lowest rate, it followe another decline, with going down to 3% in the final year. Mining and Construction growled slowly from 8% and 10% to 9% and 11%.
Turning to the pie chart, 57,5% of workers worked in services industry in 2009. Moreover, agriculture’s rate was 5,9%, and it was one-second of the mining, namely 10,6%. The amount of construction and manufacturing were almost similar, the former was 12,9%, and latter was 13,1% in 2009.