The table demonstrates the percentage of women in the labor force and women in management in five different nations: Australia, Egypt, Sri Lanka, Japan, and the United States.
Overall, the largest percentage of women in the labor force is in Japan, while the smallest proportion in Egypt. Another notable category can be seen in management in the US and Australia, as there is the similar proportion of women, whereas the lowest rate is in Sri Lanka.
Focusing on the percentage of women in the labor force, the highest is in Japan, as it accounts for 48 percent, followed by the United States, representing 46 percent. A further trend worth mentioning is in Sri Lanka, making up the similar proportion as in Australia: 42 percent. In contrast, the table clearly shows that the percentage of women in the labor force in Egypt accounts for only 20 percent, which makes it the smallest category.
Focusing on the proportion of women in management, two of the prominent trends is in the US and Australia, which make up the same proportion: 43 percent. Regarding the percentage of women in Japan, it accounts for about 17 percent, while that of in Egypt represents 12 percent. The lowest proportion of women in management was in Sri Lanka, as it makes up only 9 percent.