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The graph provides key information on Australian workforce in five different industries from 1962 to 2012. Overall, it is evident that service was the only workforce that experienced a gradual growth throughout all period given. On the contrary, manufacturing and agriculture both decreased, whereas construction and mining remained almost constant. Starting with service, this workforce […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of Australian labourers in five different industries over the past five decades. Overall, service remained the highest throughout the entire period. Whereas manufacturing saw a slight dip, the three different workforces of Australia, including agriculture, construction, and mining, however, remained stable between 1962 and 2012. Looking at the graph […]
The line graph provides infrormation about percentages of five different workforce services, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and mining between 1962 and 2012. Units are measured in percentage. Overall, the infromation illustrates that services industry workforce was maximum in Australia than other industries. Whereas, there were minimal labours in mining industry, and on the otherhand remaining industries […]
The illustration depicts the ratio of Australian occupational forces in five industrial categories ( service, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and mining) from 1962 to 2012 measured in percentages. Overall, the chart shows that the service workforce ranked the largest among other workforces, followed by the manufacturing industry throughout the period. Agriculture and construction occupational forces started […]
The line graph illustrates the percentage of employees in five different industries over five decades. The workforce for some industries is high, and others remain constant. Overall, the industries are Services, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Construction, and Mining. The highest line is hit by the service industry, and the lowest is by the mining industry. The time […]
The line chart provided illustrates the percentage change of the Australian workforce across five industries (service, manufacturing, agriculture, construction and mining) between 1962 and 2012. Overall, service workforce led the graph over the entire period, while mining had the smallest percentage. In addition, manufacturing workers fluctuated in number from 1962 to 2012, whereas construction remained […]
This report describes a comparison between the Australian workforce in five different industries which are: service, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and mining, from 1962 to 2012. According to this line graph, the data will be divided into three main categories: industries with significant growth, such as service, as well as those that experienced a decline, like […]
This report describes a comparison between the Australian workforce in five different industries which are service, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and mining from 1962 to 2012. According to this line graph, the data will be divided into three main categories: industries with significant growth, such as service, as well as those experienced a decline, like manufacturing […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of Australian workers in different industries from 1962 to 2012. Overall, while the number of services employees was recorded significant rise, the figure for others had no change at all. In addition, a considerable decline was witneesed in the number of manufacturing. Looking at some industries, in 1962, agriculture […]
The graph compares the percentages of Australian workforce across five industries between 1962 and 2012. Overall, it can be seen that service industry dictates over others. Mining has the lowest percentages out of all industries. Number of citizens who work in service started at just over 50 % in1962, then increased to slightly under 80 […]