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Band 7+: The pie charts compare the proportions of men and women employed in agriculture, industry and services in two different countries in the year 2007.

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The image contains four pie charts illustrating the percentage distribution of males and females working in agriculture, industry, and services for Country A and Country B in 2007. For Country A, males are distributed as follows: agriculture 29%, industry 15%, services 56%. Females in Country A are distributed as: agriculture 49%, industry 8%, services 43%. In Country B, males are distributed as: agriculture 3%, industry 32%, services 65%. Females in Country B are distributed as: agriculture 1%, industry 11%, services 88%.
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The pie charts display the percentage of men and women involvement in three different categories in Country A and in Country B in 2007.

Overall, Services accounted for the largest share among both genders and in both countries. In country A, jobs in Agriculture were the second popular among both genders, while in country B this place was taken by Industry sphere.

In country A, Services was the largest joholder field for both male and female employees, making up 56% and 49%, respectively. The second popular employers were in Agriculture field, where female workers constituted at 43% of total three sectors. However, male workers had shown less interest in Agriculture with 29%. Jobs in Industry sector were least demanded with involvement of only 15% of men and 8% of women.

In Country B, Services also were the highest jobgiver for both men and women, with 65% and 88%, respectively. Moreover, male workers in Industry made up 32%, almost one third, while proportion of women was only 11%. Compared with other two sectors, Agriculture showed critically low demand for both men and women, with 3% and 1%, respectively.

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