The given pie charts compare the proportion of males and females working in three economic sectors in countries A and B. Overall, while the two nations show different patterns, most of the workers in the two countries work in the industry.
Regarding country A, service workers are dominant in the chart, accounting for 49% and 55% of females and males, respectively. For men, less than half as many, namely 29%, are agricultural workers. Conversely, the gap between the percentage of agricultural women workers (43%) and service women workers (49%) is small. At the bottom of the list is the percentage of industrial workers, with 15% of men and 8% of women.
In terms of country B, similarly, service workers make up for a substantial amount in the chart. While the proportion of men working in this sector is more than six-fifths, that of women is nearly nine-tenths. Both charts were followed by industrial workers, leaving merely 1% for agricultural workers in both genders.