The line graph illustrates the profits contributing to the Australian economy by agriculture, manufacturing, mining, services, and construction between 2005 to 2009, while the pie chart compares proportion of occupation in 2009.
Overall, services were the biggest contributor to the Australian budget, while agriculture contributed the smallest amount of money and also had lowest rate among total employment.
In detail the percentage of services contributed outstood the rest sectors increasing significantly from 45% in 2005 to 50% in 2009. Meanwhile mining and construction remained the lowest contributors while in the agriculture declining slightly over the years. In addition in the manufacturing field contributing to the Australian economy initially was 15% in 2005 further go down to 10% in 2009.
In contrast, in 2009 the total for all the other sectors combined was still less than that of services sector which accounted for 57.6%. Moreover manufacturing and construction consist of 13.1% and 11.2% of workforce, despite their smaller economic contributions. Furthermore in the mining the percentage of employment complin 10.6% and in the agriculture sector indicating lower compared to other sectors 5.3%.