The given diagram illustrates contribution to the economic state of Turkey made by each sector starting from 2000 to 2016. Overall, the contribution of fields such as construction, manufacturing, trade and finance experienced a growth trend, while that of government and hospitality sectors shrank by the end of the period. Additionally, the healthcare and education sphere’s economic input stayed flat throughout the period, whereas that of agriculture industry declined.
The greatest contribution increase was in construction sector, rising from 3% to 10% percent by the end of the period. Moreover, the contribution of manufacturing and trade sectors, which made up 8 and 14 percent of the total economy, contributed 2 and 4 percent more, respectively. On top of that, contribution made by a field which included finance, business and other industries accounted for 5% of Turkey’s financial state in 2000, but extended by 3% during the span of time.
Healthcare and education area’s budget comprised of 17% of the economy in 2000 and remained unchanged over years. On the contrary, starting with 12 and 17 percent, the government and hospitality departments’ contribution dropped by 3 percent each respectively. Furthermore, the biggest contribution droppage was noticed for agriculture industry, comprising of 24% in 2000 it went down by 10% by the end of the period.