Working trends

Growth and decline

There has been a huge consequence on the work life of people since 1989, I will be inspecting the area of growth and decline, and I will analyse why the growth or decline took place.

Primary sector

The businesses in the primary sector are all concerned in gaining raw material or natural products from the land. In 1989 19.7% of the people of the region were working in the primary sector but matching to the statistics in 2010 just 3.4% of the population of the region is working in the primary sector this might be considering that the reserves are ending day by day.

Secondary sector

The businesses in the secondary sector are all involved in manufacturing, processing and assembling products. In 1989 26.1% of the population of the region was working in the secondary sector but according to the statistics in 2010 only 19.8% of the population of the region is working in the secondary sector. This decline was caused because of the recession and also might be due to many companies introduced to manufacture their products abroad because it would work out cheaper, which would mean more revenue.

Tertiary sector

The businesses in the tertiary sector are all involved in providing some sort of service, which could be selling goods or services in exchange for money. In 1989 54.2% of the population of the region was working in the tertiary sector which increased dramatically according to the statistics in 2010 76.2% of the population of the region is working in the tertiary sector. This growth could be because there have one less start-up cost, which could save a lot of money. In the tertiary sector and big companies recruit thousands of employees and companies as such are growing day by day.