The two charts illustrate data about Australia’s economy over four years. The line graph provides information about five industries and their contributions to the country’s economy between 2005 and 2009, meanwhile the pie chart illustrates the total employment rate by sectors in 2009.
The line graph shows five industries, such as services, manufacturing, construction, mining and agriculture, and how much each one contributes to Australia’s economy in percent. The main contributor tends to be services industry, which maintains the highest point of the graph with a gradual increase throughout the years. The rest four industries remain on the approximately same level, with manufacturing and agriculture showing a trend on downfall closer to the year of 2009, meanwhile construction and mining industries show no fluctuations and remain stable. Agriculture shows to be the the least contributor to Australia’s economy.
The pie chart illustrates total employment rate in each of the following industry in 2009. Services industry take up 57.5 percent of the whole chart which makes it the most employed field. Next ones tend to be construction and manufacturing industries which take up 13.1 and 12.9 percents of the chart. Mining takes up 10.6 percent, and the least one is agriculture with a limited 5.9 percent.
The overall data provided by the two charts gives a clear and understandable view on the economy of Australia between the years of 2005 and 2009.