The line graph indicates the contribution of five industrial sectors: agriculture, manufacturing ,mining, construction ,others services and their impact on the economy of the country, and the pie chart illustrates overall employment rates in 2009.
Looking at the line graph first, division of services shows absolute hegemony among the other sectors, influencing to roughly the half of the country’s economy. In contrast, other sectors showed far less outstanding indicators throughout given period. However, agriculture and construction showed relatively similar contribution rates, starting the period with 10% and 13% and then accounting for the approximately 12% in 2009 respectively. Agriculture is the least influential sector, it showed a downward trend throughout the time and gradually declined its contribution from 5% in 2005 to roughly 2-3% by the 2009.
The pie chart provides overall employment numbers per sector in 2009 presented in percentages. Looking at the details, it is clear that occupation in sector of services is dominating in comparison with others, creating workplaces for 57.5% of population in Australia. The second and third most occupied divisions are construction and manufacturing each of them makes up s 13% of employment. By contrast, mining and agriculture are corresponding to 10% and 6% of occupation rates respectively