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Band 6+: The two pie charts below show the percentage of the industry sector's contribution to the economy of Turkey in 2000 and 2016. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts titled 'Contribution to the economy of Turkey by sector' for 2000 and 2016. In 2000, the percentages were: Agriculture 24%, Government 12%, Leisure and Hospitality 17%, Finance, Business and Other 5%, Healthcare and Education 17%, Trade, Utilities and Transportation 14%, Manufacturing 8%, and Construction 3%. In 2016, the percentages were: Agriculture 14%, Government 9%, Leisure and Hospitality 14%, Finance, Business and Other 8%, Healthcare and Education 17%, Trade, Utilities and Transportation 16%, Manufacturing 12%, and Construction 10%.
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The pie charts illustrate the contribution of 8 different sectors to the economy of Turkey in the year 2000 and 2016.

Overall, there wasn’t a drastic change in sectors of Turkey between two different years. Sectors like constrution, Manufacturing, trade, and finance witnessed a slight growth.

In 2000, agriculture was the largest sector covered by 24%, followed by health care and education and leisure and hospitality which were second most contributed sectors to the economy with 17% each. Furthermore, trade, utilities and transportation accounted for 14%. Goverment, manufacturing, finance recorded with 12%,8%,5% respectively. Lastly, construction sector contributed the least amount to economy with just 3%.

In year 2016, health care and education didn’t show any change and became the most contributed sector with17% , followed by trade, utilities and transportation accounted for 16%. Leisure, and hospitality, agriculture and goverment sectors showed a decline to the economy with 14%,14%,9% respectively. Meanwhile, sectors like constrution, manufacturing and finance, business and other recorded positive growth and contributed 10%,12%,8% respectively.

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