The line graph delineates the proportion of the Australian labor force in various sectors over a period of 50 years starting from 1962.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the majority of Australians worked in services, while the opposite was true for the mining industry. There were increases in the workforce of the services, construction, and mining industry, and declines in the remaining sectors.
Slightly over 50% of the labor force concentrated in the services industry, followed by manufacturing at around 27%. The former witnessed a significant growth to reach 73% in 1992, then a more gradual rise to finish at just under 80% in 2012. In contrast, the latter initially remained stable over the first ten years before dropping steadily to finish at exactly 10% at the end of the period.
The figure for the workforce in the mining industry was most negligible at only 1%, substantially lower than the construction sector at nearly 10%. Both industries thereafter experienced slight rises, with mining achieving 3% and construction 10% in 2012. On the contrary, the agriculture sector started at 11%, then intersected twice with manufacturing while consistently declining to 5%.
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Delineates miêu tả
Various khác nhau
Sectors ngành
The majority phần lớn
Remaining còn lại
Slightly over cao hơn 1 chút
The labor force lực lượng lao động
Concentrated tập trung vào
Followed by được theo sau bởi
The former đối tượng đằng trước ở câu trước
The latter đối tượng đằng sau ở câu sau
Witnessed chứng kiến
A significant growth sự gia tăng đáng kể
Gradual rise gia tăng dần dần
In contrast ngược lại
Remained stable giữ ở mức ổn định
Dropping steadily giảm dần dần
Negligible không đáng kể
Substantially lower thấp hơn đáng kể
Thereafter sau đó
Experienced slight rises chứng kiến sự tăng nhẹ
On the contrary ngược lại
Intersect giao nhau
Consistently declining giảm dần dàn