The diagram compares the proportion of both genders in the various job specialties in one country throughout the three decades from 1986 to 2006. Looking for an overall perspective, it can be clearly seen that men are in healthcare composing least percentage, while women becoming less interested on working at manufacturing industry . Looking at the changes by decades , despite the sharply decrease in industrial production for men’s, woman’s preferences for tourism depicted steady increases.
In 1990, in comparison with other areas Manufactoring industries was responsible for 30% of whole men population, followed by tourism and shop businesses at 13%. After 10 years, the index of workers in manufactural job declined for a half of previous trend, continuing fell until 10% in 2010. During this period retelling popularity stayed unchanged, when tourism showed minor negative changes for 3%. In terms of medicine, over the whole time men’s proportion was accounted for less 10%, depicting small number men of medical workers in the country.
What about women, interest on tourism specialisation increased from 23 to 27 percent , and the same noticeable trend was with healthcare , which was below 10 % in 1990 and rose dynamically until 15% in 2010. Job requirements on shop owning and manufacturing do not witnessed significant changes and stayed less than 10 throughout the period .