The table illustrates the percentage of men and women employed in four different types of industries in a town between 1990 and 2010.
Overall , the rate of men and women in the retail and health industry tends to increase, while the proportion of men and women in the manufacturing industry tends to decrease. In the field of tourism, men have a slight decline and women increase sharply
In detail, In men, the same retail rate is 13% from 1990 to 2010. The percentage of retail in women made up 7%, 8% and 9% in 1990 2000,2010 respectively. Next is the health industry, there is a development in both men and women when men increase from 7% to 9% over three years, women also have a change of 6%.
Regarding the next two industries that produce and tourism with many changes.
First, the manufacturing industry in men has a sharp decline over three years from 30% to 10%. The proportion of women accounting for a small number at the beginning of 1990 accounted for 7% and then only 3% in 2010. Second, the tourism industry in men accounted for 13,10,10 respectively. This is not too high. In women, there is a strong development through each stage when increasing from 23% to 27% in 2010