The bar charts compare the percentage of employed men and women aged 60-64 in four nations in 1970 and 2020.
Overall, the data reveals a significant decline in both groups. In addiction, while the USA registered the highest proportion of female and male employees in both years, the reverse was true for Belgium.
In 1970, the USA led to the highest proportion of female and male employees accounted for 78% and 86%, followed by the USA was Indonesia had around 84% of men workers were hired and there was 50% of women employed. The nation which the third was Belgium with 79% of male around 63% of female. The lowest nation was Japan, female workers accounted for 52% and male workers was 75%.
In 2020, the highest nation was still the USA with the proportion of female stood at 79% and male stood at 45%. Next was Indonesia, the percentage of men and women who were employed was specifically at 71% and 50% respectively. In 1970, Belgium was higher than, in contrast in 2020, Japan was the higher with constituted 63% and 48%. The final was Belgium, the percentage of male and female in turn were around 53% and 9%.