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The given table provides insights into the percentages of both female employees and employers in five distinct nations during the period shown.
Overall, it is evident that the highest proportion of workforce came from Japan, closely followed by the US , while the weakest amount can be observed in Egypt. Besides , in terms of managers, Australia and The United States led the group , contrary to Sri Lanka which had the lowest figures.
Turning to the details, Japan secured the highest position in the rate of women employed in workforce , accounting for a staggering 48%, with second-placed US trailing behind at 46%. Interestingly, Australia and Sri Lanka depicted a somewhat similar scenario, with respective figures standing at 42% and 41%. In contrast, Egyptian women showed little interest in engaging in workforce, amounting to a mere 20%.
Female managers, on the other hand, bucked the foregoing trend. Australia and The United States exhibited identical patterns , making up an impressive 43% each . However, Japan and Egypt represented comparable figures with minimal 5 percent difference ( 17% and 12%, respectively). Finally, Sri Lanka's rate was nowhere as high as that of Australia, with a negligible 9%.
Time: 17 minutes
Writer: Murad Shavkatovich
