The two charts provide information about the percentage of economic contributions from five different industries between 2005 and 2009.
Overall, agriculture accounted for the smallest proportion of the economy in both graphs, while services represented the largest share. Mining, manufacturing, and construction displayed almost identical trends over the specified period.
In the line graph, the economic rates for four industries – mining, manufacturing, construction, and agriculture – exhibited a similar pattern at around 10% in 2005, remaining unchanged from 2006 to 2009. In contrast, the services sector experienced significant growth, starting at 45% of the economy and peaking at 50% by the end of the timeframe.
Turning to the pie chart, the economic contribution of agriculture was at 5.9% in 2009, which was half that of mining, which stood at approximately 10.6%. Services dominated with a rate of 57.5%, making it the most significant industry. Meanwhile, construction comprised 13.1% of the economy in 2009, and manufacturing accounted for 12.9%.