The given chart provides data on the the proportion of male and female workers of four fields in a region in every ten years 1986, 1996, and 2006.
Overview, the rate of women in education was much more than the figure for men in three years, while the percentage of men in industrial production overwhelmed the figure for women. The proportion of both male and female workers in catering and education remained relatively stable throughout the periods.
Looking at the details, the percentage of men in manufacturing industry accounted for the largest in 1986 with 32 percent, which is twice as much as the figure in catering. The rate of men in banking was the lowest level, with only 11 percent, following closely the figure for education by 13 percent. However, the figure for banking was the third in the 1996 men list, with 20 percent, which was less than just 1 percent and 2 percent the figures for manufacturing industry and catering, respeactively. The percentage of men working in education rised gradually 1 percent in 1996 and 2006, so did the figure for banking with 21 percent in 2006. The figure for catering fluctuated in 1996 and 2006 of 22 percent, while the manufacturing industry one dropped to 17 percent in 2006.
Regarding the data on women, the percentage of female categoriers stood at 26 percent in three years. The figure for banking was nearly half as much as the categoring one in 1986, with 12 percent. Then this figure increased to 16 percent and 19 percent in 1996 and 2006, respectively. Notably, the proportion of women in manufacturing industry in 2006 was the smallest while it was twofolds in 1996 and three times as much as this figure in 1986. Lastly, the majority of women worked in education with 33 percent of women in 1986, and went up to 35 percent in 1996 and 38 percent in 2006.