The given line graph demonstrates the percentage of people employed in four different industries between 1990 and 2025.
Overall, it can be seen that the employment rate of industry A was the higher in the beginning, and despite the continuous decrease, it ended up at the top. On the other hand, industry C had the lowest employment rate in starting but it continued to grow and showed significant rise over the period.
With regards to the industries A and C, industry A started with 50% in 1990 and continued to drop for the next decade and reached 45% before rising to roughly 47% in 2005. After which, it went on dropping, and after experiencing some fluctuations, it ended up roughly 38% in 2025. Conversely, industry C stood at 20% in 1990. Subsequent to this, it showed a significant growth and accounted for roughly 34% in 2020. Subsequently, it experienced a moderate drop and finished at approximately 33%.
As for industries B and D, they comprised 30% and 40% in 1990, respectively. After that, the former continued to increase, where as the latter went on dropping. In 2006, their figures were identical at roughly 34%, after which employment rate in industry D decreased dramatically and stood at around 29% in 2025. By contrast, industry B reached approximately 37% in 2010 and after experiencing some fluctuation, it ended up around 38% in 2025.