The data presented in the two graphs highlight the proportion of multiple industry branches to Turkey’s financial structure in the respective years of 2000 and 2016.
To begin with the most notable trend, in 2000 agriculture made up to 24% the economy of Turkey. But after 16 years there was a 10% decrease. Additionally, it can be seen that construction accounted for 10% in 2016, more than 3 times the percentage seen in 2000. Furthermore, manufacturing increased from 8% to 12%. Also, the charts reveal the decline of trade, utilities and transportation from 16% to 14% in 2000.
In contrast, healthcare and education remained steady over the years as they occupied 17% of the finance of Turkey. After analyzing the chart, it is evident that finance, businesses and others rose by 3 percentage points from 5% to 8%. However, leisure and hospitality took up 17% in 2000 but dropped to 14% in 2016. Ultimately, the graph reveals that the government held 12% and 9% in the former and later years, respectively.
Overall, agriculture contribution had the highest proportion while the minimum percentage was found in construction, finance, business and other.