The pie charts compare the distribution of both male and female employees across the agriculture, industry and service sectors in country A and country B.
Overall, the services sector is the dominant employment sector among both genders in the two countries. While workers in the industry are the least common in Country A, that of agriculture in Country B.
In country A, the services sector represents the largest proportion, accounting for 56% of males and 49% of females. Meanwhile, the percentage of male workers in agricultural jobs is just above a quarter, which is 14% higher than that of female workers. Conversely, the proportion of male workers in industry is approximately double that of females.
Turning Country B, the majority of people have jobs in the service sector, with almost two-thirds of males and 83% of females. In contrast, while males employed in industry and agriculture account for 32% and 3%, respectively, the corresponding figures for females are lower, at 11% and 1%, respectively.