The graph gives information about employment categories of a country in 2003 and 2013.

The bar chart compares the information about employment categories of a country in 2003 and 2013.

It is immediately apparent that 1the adult population in medicaladults population in medical and business fields had a 2downward trenddownwards change over a decade, 3while the proportion of people working in education and trainingwhile people worked in education training, 4the hotel industry, building, self-employment, and unemploymenthotel industry, building, self-employed, and unemployed increased during the time.

6Breaking down the data further, it is evident that people worked in business reached its highest recorded value at about 44% of adults population, also comparing with 7the other six categoriesother four categories in both 2003 and 2013, with the lowest figure for population in 8hotelhostel industry at around 5% in 2003. 9The differences between 10the two yearstwo groups data 11over these ten yearsin this ten years was that employees in business in 2003 12was much higher than that of other categorieswas much more than other categories, at about 45%, which was almost 13triple that oftriple than self-employed adults.

Employees in education training, self-employed and unemployed 14more than doubled between 2003 and 2013in 2003 rose to double more than the figure in 2013. The percentages of 15employed adultsemployment population in medical fields dropped down to 16aroundround 12%, and the figure for building industry increased from 17aroundround 12% in 2003 to 18aroundround 22% in 2013, which 19showed contrasting trends.showed totally contrast trends.