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The image displays a bar graph representing the percentage of workforce in 1989 and 2009 in six industries: Tourism, Education, Health care, Retail, Manufacturing, and Construction. In 1989, Tourism had 5.5%, Education 7.5%, Health care 7.3%, Retail 7.0%, Manufacturing 15.9%, and Construction 11%. In 2009, Tourism increased to 6.7%, Education to 8.3%, Health care to 11%, Retail to 10%, Manufacturing decreased to 10%, and Construction to 9%.
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The table illustrates the proportion of workforce employed in six different industries in Australia in years between 1989 and 2009.
Overall, the highest proportion thoughout the period is manufacturing, while the lowest percentage is tourism.
In 1989, manufacturing accounted for 15%, however, in 2009, it declined slightly to 9,8%. Furthermore, in 1989, retail industry made up 11,8% and in 2009, decreased for 1,7%, exactly to 10,1%.
In 1989, health care, construction, education and tourism increased in 2009, to compare to manufacturing and retail. Health care went up from 9,6 % to 11,3%. Construction negligible rose from 7.6% to 8.3%. Tourism, education accounted for 5.5%, 6.8% and soared to 7.3% and 7.5%, respectively.
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