Task 1: The chart below shows the donation given to six different types

of charity by one company from 2012 to 2014.

The bar chart delineates the amount of money that an unnamed company
donated for (donated by an unnamed company to) various kinds of
charity across a triennium, commencing from 2012.
Overall, it is obvious that (most) all types of charity witnessed an upward
trajectory in the amount of monetary allocations over the surveyed time
frame, except for environment which declined, while education remained
stable. In addition, social welfare accounted for the highest donation for the
whole period.
Regarding the escalating contribution, social welfare maintained its
leads( lead không có số nhiều ) for all three given years at roughly 22,
nearly 16 and about 24, respectively, while that of arts manifested a fair
stability in the first two years, after which it increased slightly to
approximately 4. When it comes to health, this category showcased a
progressive augmentation for its financial aid, ascending from about 6 in
2012 to nearly 8 in 2013, made up the lowest figure for the whole of
period. Similarly, the donation to for wildlife stood at 3 in the first year,
which then rose minimally to about 4, before growing to 5 in the end.
Regarding the remaining categories, education’s financial support from the
company was around 7, after which it dropped approximate to 6 in the next
year, prior to a decline to its initial point in 2012, whereas that of
environment exhibited a slight fluctuation around 7, with a low of precise 5
in 2013.

Task 1: The charts below show the number of tourists to Australia

from three countries in 1995 and 2005 and the types of travels between
1995 and 2005
The bar charts compare the quantities of travellers to Australia from three
different nations namely the UK, USA and Japan across 2 years : 1995 and
2005, while the line graphs illustrate the types of tourism over the period of
10 years starting from 1995.
Overall, in 1995, tourists in most countries tend to visit Australia more than
that of 2005, except for Japan, which was opposited. In addition,
backpacking accounted for the highest types of travels for the whole of
period, while staying at resorts made up the lowest of visitors’ options.
Regarding the tourists to Australia, in 1995, Japan made up the largest
number of sightseers to Australia, stood at 1 million people, which
moderately higher than that of the UK an the US, with respective figures
being nearly 800000 and 500000. When it comes to 2005, there was a
similarity between the quantities of visitors from the US and the UK, both
countries witnessed moderate increase after 10 years, reaching the highest
number of travellver, at 1.5 million people. While a marginal decrease to 1
million tourists was experienced in Japan, made this country fell from the
first position at the beginning to the third.
Regarding the types of travel, a significant growth from around 1500000 to
roughly 2500000 was saw in the number of tourists who love backpacking
during the first 5 years, after which it plummeting to over 1 million people.
When it comes to the number of visitor chosing stay at resorts, this figure
rise steadily over the surveyed time frame and coverging with backpaging
in the end.
Task 1: The table below shows employment patterns for males and
females in New Zealand in 1993 and 2003.

The table depicts the proportion of workforce in various types of

employment of both genders in New Zealand in 1993 and 2003.
Overall, it is obvious that services and transport mostly accounted
for the highest employees in both genders. In addition, in 1993, woman
were employed to do in services and transport, manufacturing, social
services more than that of man, while in 2003, this figure was removed by
manufactoring.
Remaining females, the biggest number of employees were
employed for services and transport, at 53%, which significant higher than
that in 2003, at 36%. There were also witnessed the upward trend in
bussiness, building and social services, from 1% to 22%, from 0% to 6%,
from 13% to 18%, respectively. Moreover, many companies tend to decline
the workforces of female employees , that of manufaturing in 2003 was two
times lower than that of 2003, with respective figure is 25% and 12%. This
trend was also seen in agriculture, which stood at 8% in 1993 and
decreased minimally to 6% in 2003.
Concerning males, the number of workers in services and transport
in 1993 stood at 22%, however, over the period of 10 years, it rise to the
second position in 1993 to rank first in 2003, at 31%. There was winessed
the slightly growth in manufacturing and building, from 16% to 17%, 5%
to 9%, respectively while a significant increase was experienced in the
number of workers in business over 10 years, at 7% in 1993 and 25% in
2003. Finally, may managers decided to reduce the quantity of employees
worked in agriculture and building, from 38% to 8%, from 12% to 10%,
respectively.
Task 1: The table below shows the changes in the percentage of
lawyers choosing jobs in different industries in a specific country from 2001
to 2016.

The table depicts the proportion of lawyers were employed in various

sectors in a unnamed country between 20021 and 2016
Overall, it is obvious that government accounted for the highest
percentages of lawyers in both genders in all given years, while the
opposite was true for business. In addition, the number of male attorneys
and female ones working in different sector did not have significant
difference.
Regarding private lawyer, 15% male barristers worked in private lawyer
in 2001, which was slightly lower than that of female, at 17%. Howerver,
in 2016, the number of laywer choosing this sector increased to 19%, while
the figure for female rose to 21%. When it comes to government sector,
this category made up the largest propotion of advocates, at 45%, in 2001,
which minimally higher than that of women employees, stood at 41% while
in 2016, a slight decrease to 38% was witnessed in the quantity of male
employees and that of had a similarity at 42%.
Concerning business sector, the number of male advocate and female ones
made an identical number as 14% in 2001, after 15 years, this male figures
also remained stable while that of females rose moderately to 21%. Finally,
the second position of sector choosing by men and women advocates was
others categories, at 26% and 28%, respectively. However, in 2016, the
number of female lawyers opted this sector declined to 16%, while that of
males was seen a minimal growth to 29%.
Task 1: The table below shows the percentage of adults in urban and
rural areas who took part in four free time activities 1990 and 2010.

The table depicts the percentage of adults in metropolitan areas and

countryside who participated in various free-time activities namely reading,
animated play, playing and photography in 1990 and 2010.
Overall, it is obvious that reading accounted for the highest proportion of
mature people in both places in all given years. In addition, photography
recorded an upward trajectory in the number of adults took part in this
activity.
Regarding the increasing categories, the percentage of mature people who
enjoyed reading books constituted the highest share in both areas in 1990,
at 61% and 71%, this figure of modern cities was remarkable rose to 78%
while that of remote areas witnessed a slight growth to 78%. When it come
to photography activity, 7% citizens in develop places said that they love
tooking the picture in their free time in 1990, which was two times lower
than that of rural places. After that, there was an upward trend in this
activity in 2010, the proportion of adults having the passion with
photography in urban region increased considerable to 17%, while that of
countryside seen a substantial growth to 24%.
Concerning the other activities, animated played made an identical number
in the percentage of adults living in modern cities who engaged in this
category in all given years, while that of rural region reduced minimally,
from 18% to 14%. Similarily, there was a comparable trend in playing
category of rural adults, stood at 26% in both years, while mature people
living in developed cities tend to removed this activity, decrease
moderatively from 21% to 14%.
Task 1: The chart below gives the percentage of social media users by age in
Jamestown in 2018.

The pie chart illustrates the proportion of online users by different age
bracket in Jamestown in 2018.
Overall, it is obvious that young people who fell into the 13 to 25 age
category accounted for the highest percentages of social media user, while
the opposite was true for invidual above the age of 55.
Regarding two biggest categories, the proportion of youngsters between 13
and 25 years old used internet in Jamestown ranked first at 40%. This was
followed by that of the 26-35 age range at 35%, which was slightly lower
than the first position.
Concerning the remaining age groups, 15% citizens in Jamestown aged 36
to 45 used internet, stood at 15%, which was two times higher than that of
inviduals who fell into the 45 to 55 age category, at 8%. Finally, the modest
figure of chart was on belonged to citizens older than 55 with the figure
being 2%.
Task 1: The chart below gives information on the amount of time
taken to manufacture a vehicle by four US-based car producers
between 1998 and 2002.

The line graphs illustrate how much time different US-based car
manufacturer namely Nissan, Daimler Chrysler, General Motors and Ford
need to produce a vehicle from 1998 to 2002.
Overall, it is obvious that most companies witnessed a downward trajectory
in the amount of time to generate a car, except for Ford, which increased.
In addition, DC accounted for had the highest figure of time for the
majority of period.
Regarding DC, 34 hours was the time producers needed to complete a
vehicles at the beginning, after this it decreased slightly to around 32 hours
in 1999 before remaining unchanged over the next 3 years and continuosly
declined to roughly 29 hours in the end. When it comes to GM companies,
GM manufactures’ proved the improment in generate automobiles when a
steady reduction was witnessed annually, fell from 32 hours at the first
period to 24 hours in 2002.
Concerning the remaining producers, in 1998, the figure of time taken to
manufacture a vehicle of Nissan ranked first at roughly 37 hours, however,
in the following 3 years, this figure plunged to approximately 24 and
Nissan became the fastest manufactuer in 2000 prior to decreased
minimally and finished at about 21 hours. Finally, Ford was the only
producer having the upward trend in the amount of time generate a vehicle
to 26 hours although this company was the strongest manufacturer in the
beginning, around 25 hours.
The graph shows the number of people taking parts in 4 kinds of
sports in a particular region between 1985 and 2005.

The line graph illustrates the quantity of people joining in diffenrent types
of sports namely basketball, tennis, badminton and rugby in unnamed area
from 1985 to 2005.
Overall, it is obvious that most sports recorded an upward trajectory in the
number of paticipants except for badminton which remained stable and
rugby which declined. In addition, the most significant change was seen in
rugby.
Regarding the increaing categories, citizens who played tennis after worked
day stood at 150 at the beginning of period, after which it rose steadily to
200 in the following 3 years before experiencing a slight growth and
finished at approximately 220. When it comes to basketball, there was a
fluctuation in an upward trend around 80 and stood at roughly 90 in 2005.
Concerning the other sports, rugby had the highest number of people taking
part in this sport at the beginning at about 250, howerver rugby’s
participants decreased considerably to precisely 200 in the next 3 years
prior to plummeting to 50 and became the most modest figure with
badminton in the end of period. Finally, there was little change in
badmintion, it started at over 50 and through 20 years this figure remained
unchanged at approximately 50.
Task 1: The graph provides information about the number of people
who immigrated to three nations between 1990 and 2001.

The line graph illustrates the quantity of residents immigrating to three

different countries namely the USA, Canada and Australia over the period
of 11 years, commencing from 1990.
Overall, it is obvious that the USA had the highest number of citizens who
migrated to there, while the opposite was true for Canada. In addition, the
USA recorded significant changes, while only minor changes were
observed in that of two remaining countries.
Regarding the USA, this country maintain its lead for all given years.
Initially, over 1400 thousand people who emigrated from their hometowns
and relocated to the USA, howerver, this figure increased considerable to
precisely 1800 thousands before it witnessed a significant decrease to 1000
thousand inviduals in 1993. After which it experienced some ups and
downs and finished at approximately 900 thounsand residents in the end of
period.
Concerning remaining nations, there was not many changes in the number
of immigrants to Canada during the first ten year until 2001, a slight
growth to over 400 thousand residents was seen in Canada’s figure.
Similarly, Australia manifested a fair stability of its immigrants, which
sustained an average of about 100 thousand inviduals during the period.
Task 1: The table below shows the percentage of working men and
women in different areas of employment in one country in 1986, 1996
and 2006.

The table illustrates the proportion of workforce of both gender in various

sector of job in unnamed country over the period of 20 years, commencing
from 1986.
Overall, it is obvious that manufacturing was the most common sector for
man in 1986, but it recorded an remarkable decrease over the years. In
contrast, more female employees working in education. Banking became
more popular among both genders, while catering generally remained
unchanged.
Regarding men, the proportion of men working in catering stood at 16% in
the first year, after which it increased slight to 22% and remained stable
until the end while banking witnessed a considerable growth from 11% in
1996 to 21% in 2006. When it comes to manufacturing industry, initially,
this sector was the most popular job with male workers, however it
declined gradually to 17% in the end. Conservely, a minimal growth from
13% to 15% was recorded in education.
Regarding women, there was a similarity in the proportion of women who
worked in catering in all three given years, at 26%, while education was the
area employing most female workers, asceding from 33% to 38%. When it
comes to banking, this sector showcased a progesstive augmentation from
12% to 19%. In contrast, a considerable decrease from 18% to 6% was
observed in manufacturing, which was three times lower than that of the
beginning.
The table illustrates the proportion of workforce of both genders in various
sectors of job in unnamed country in three diferent years 1986, 1996 and
2006.
Overall, it is obvious that most sectors recorded an upward trajectory in the
percentages of employees in both genders except for manufacturing
industry of women, which declined. In addition, there were no significant
diffenrence in the proportion of male workforce, while education had the
biggest that of women.
Overall, manufacturing was the most common area of employment for men
in 1986, but saw a noticeable decline over the years. In contrast, women
were mainly employed in education, and this figure continued to rise.
Banking became more popular among both genders, while catering
remained relatively stable.
Regarding man, in 1986, banking is a area had the lowest percentage of
male workforce, however, it showcased a considerable increase to 20% and
21% in 1996 and 2006, respectively. The proportion of men working in
catering stood at 16%, after 20 years it maintained at 22%, which slightly
higher than that of first year. When it come to education, this sector
showcased a progressive augmentation for its workforce, ascending from
13 in 1986 to 15 in 2006. 32% people with male gender were employed in
production industry, however, this figure went down annually and hit a low
at 17% in the end.
Regarding woman, there was a similarity between the percentage of female
employees working in catering in all given years, stood at 26%. Education
made the highest workforce , which were precisely 33,35 and 38 in
1986,1996,2006, respectively. When it comes to banking, 12% woman had
job in this category in 1996, after which it rose slightly to 16% and finished
at 19% in 2006. Finally, manufacturing industry started at 18%, however,
this figure was went down gradually before ending at 6%, which three
times lower than that of the beginning.
Task 1: The charts below show the percentage of
food and goods bought from supermarkets in
European countries in 1998 and 2008.

The charts illustrate the proportions of food and house

appliances purchased from supermarket in many nations in
Europe over the period of 10 years, commencing from
1998.
Overall, it is obvious that food and goods were bought in
1998 made up the highest percentages in all countries. In
addition, France was the country ranked first in two
categories, while the opposite was true for England.

Regarding food, 10% budget of people who went to supermarket in 1998

was spent on buying nourishment, which was significantly lower than that
of 2008, stood at 35%. When it comes to two remaining nations, there was
a same difference in country B and C over 10 years, both these figures
increased by 5%. both Germany and England saw a similar increase of
5% in food purchases from 1998 to 2008.

Concerning goods, goods bought in supermarkets in France showcased

its lead in 2008, approximately 40% France remained the leader in
2008 with around 40%, which was significantly higher than that of 1998
( a significant rise compared to 1998). Residents living in Germany
expenditure about 20% their budget on purchasing house appliances in
1998, after the period of 10 years, this figure rose slightly to around 25%.
Finally, there was a considerable in the proportion of good bought in
supermarkets, grow from roughly 2% in 1998 to 16% in the end.
Task 1: The graphs below show the percentage of men and women
aged 60-64 who were employed in four countries in 1970 and 2000.
The bar charts illustrate the proportion of both genders in the age range of
60 to 64 who worked in four different countries namely Belgium, the USA,
Japan, and Indonesia from 1970 to 2000.
Overall, it is obvious that the percentages of people between aged 60 to 64
who worked in all countries in 1970 was higher than that of 2000. In
addition, man working at this range of age more than women in all
nations. men were employed more than women in all nations and both
years.
Regarding 1970, there was a similarity between the proportion of
male workers who aged 60 to 64 in the USA, at 86% and 84%,
respectively. Similarly, 79% male residents still at this age in Belgium,
which was higher slightly than that of Japan, at 76%. When it comes to
women, the figure of this gender was lower than men. Ranking first is the
USA with 86% people who falling into the 60 to 64 age group, this was
followed by of Indonesia, Belgium and Japan at 65%,63%, and 56%,
respectively.
Concerning the year 2000, leading all the nations in the proportion of male
workers still the USA at 78%, this was followed by of Indonesia, Japan and
Belgium at 74%, 63%, and 52%, [Link] it comes to women,
there was insignificant differences in the USA, Japan, and Indonesia, at
45%, 47%, and 50%, respectively, while the most modest figure was
Belgium with just 8% of people in the age range of 60 to 64 working.
Regarding 1970, the proportion of male employees in the USA ranked first
at 86%, while that of women was slighly lower than man, stood at 78%.
There was the similarity between Belgium and Japan in men, at
approximately 80%, however the percentage of female workers in Belgium
was minimally highe than that of Japan. When it comes to Indonesia, 65%
women in the age of 60 to 64 still worked, which considerable lower than
that of men, at 84%.
Task 1: The graph below shows the three different kinds of emission
sources (oil / coal / gas) of greenhouse gas in the UK.
The bar chart illustrates the figure for greenhouse gas of various types of
emission sources namely oil, coal, and gas in the UK.
Overall, it is obvious that most fossil fuels recorded a downward trajectory,
except for gas, which increased. In addition, gas made up the highest figure
for carbon emission for the majority of the period.
Regarding the year 1990, emission from gas stood at around 220 million
tons, while that of oil and coal ascended gradually, with the figures being
roughly 270 and over 300 million tons. In 1995, the figure for gas exhaust
rose considerably to approximately 275 million tons, while that of oil and
coal witnessed a slight decrease to roughly 290 and around 280 million
tons, respectively.
Concerning the remaining three years, gas in this period constituted the
highest figure for carbon released and growed gradually from above 300
million tons in 2005 to 320 million tons in 2010. However, the figure for
oil and coal emissions decreased considerably. Two fossil fuel had the
same trend, with the figure fell gradully from precise 250 million tons to
roughly 190 million tons with coal and from above 260 million tons to
roughly 210 million tons in the end.
Task 1: The pie charts show the results of a survey in which
undergraduates and postgraduates were asked about the range of
books and non-printed materials in their school library.
The pie charts illustrate the satisfaction levels of undergraduate and
postgraduate students with the range of books and non-printed materials at
university library.
Overall, it is obvious that a notible difference was witnessed in the
satisfation levels of undergraduate and postgraduate students regarding
both printed books and non-print materials. While undergraduates generally
express higher levels of satisfaction, postgraduate exhibit lower satisfaction
across both categories.
When examining the range of books, the proportion of undergraduate
students who evaluate very good for books were 37%, while that of
postgraduate students stood at 22%. Notably, over a half of postgraduates
are not satisfied with the range of books, compared to lower figure of
undergraduates, accounting for 28%. Additionally, 35% students who have
not graduated yet feel satisfied, whereas only 28% of postgraduates experss
the same level of satisfaction.
In terms of non-printed materials, the percentage of undergraduates show
higher very good satisfation levels compared to postgraduated, with
respective figures being 68% and 12%. Specially, not good result of survey
account for the highest share of postgraduates with 68% students feel
dissatisfied with non-printed materials, while that of undergraduate only
12%. Finally, 20% of undergraduates report being satisfied with non-
printed materials, which is slightly lower than that of postgraduates, at
22%.
The pie charts below show favorite social media channels from 2011 to
2013.
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of social media sites which online
users enjoyed across a triennium, commencing from 2011.
Overall, it is obvious that facebook accouted for the highest proportion of
usage, while the opposite was true for Pinterset. In addition, most apps
witnessed an upward trajectory excecpt for Facebook, which declined.
Regarding Facebook, althought it experienced an downward trend,
Facebook maintaned its lead for all three given years at 59%, 49%, and
38%, respectively. This was followed by Twitter app, this figure saw an
gradual increase from 21% in the first year to 23% in 2012 and finished at a
quarter in 2013. The most modest figure was Pinterest, despite the slight
growth from 5% to 8% in 2013, this app still stay at the lowest position.
Concerning three remaining categories, the proportion of online users who
loved surfing Linkedln was 10% in 2011, after which it rose slightly to
12% before growed minimally to 15% in the end. When it comes to
Google, initially, just 5% people said that their favorited web was Google,
however, it showcased a two times figure higher 2011 in 2012 the
proportion doubled in 2012 compared to 2011, at 10% and continued to
increased to 14% in the last year.

Task 1: The graph below shows the three different kinds of emission
sources (oil / coal / gas) of greenhouse gas in the UK.
The bar chart illustrates how much carbon emmissions were released from
gas, oil, and coal in the UK throughout a 20-year period, commencing from
1990.
Overall, it is obvious that there was an increase in the amount of
greenhouse gas emitted from burning gas, while the oil and coal witnessed
a downward trajectory. In addtion, at the beginning of the period examined,
coal was burned and released the most carbon emission, but the reverse was
true in the final year.
Regarding decreasing categories, in 1990, the quantity of carbon emission
from burning coal started at over 300 million tons, however, after which it
experienced a gradual decline to around 240 million tons before reaching
its bottom at under 200 million tons by the end of the period. Similarly, the
amount of greenhouse gas emitted from oil was approximately 260 million
ton in the first year, followed by a slight fluctuation prior to hitting a low of
jusst over 200 million tons.
Concerning increasing category, initially, gas had the lowest amount of
greenhouse gas emitted, at roughly 220 million tons, however it recorded a
considerable growth to precisely 300 million tons in 2000 and overtaked
coal, oil to become the largest kind of emission source. In the last 10 years,
this figure then keep rising by 10 million tons every five years and peaked
at around 320 million tons in the end.

Task 1: The table below shows the results of surveys of people in the
UK, carried out in three different decades. It shows the percentages of
people who said they were interested in certain sports.
The table illustrate the proportion of residents who were keen on six
different sports in three decades 1990, 2000, and 2010.
Overall, it is obvious that football accounted for the highest percentages of
categories in three given years, while the opposite was true for judo. In
addition, while football, golf, and judo witnessed a decline, rugby, cricket,
and swimming recorded an upward trajectory.
Regarding the increasing categories, the proportion of individul loving
rugby started at 12%, after which it rose considerably to 20% before
peaking at 24% in the end. When it comes to cricket, there was a similarity
between the year 1990 and 2000, stood at 12%, thereafter increased slightly
to 14%. 15% resident participating survey said that they enjoyed swimming
at the beginning. This figure continued ascending to 18% in the next
decade, however it dropped minimally to 16% in 2010.
Concerning the decreasing categories, football maintained its lead for all
three given years at 59%, 57%, and 56%, respectively. This was followed
by golf, which seen a similarity in 1990 and 2000 at 28% and finised at
26%. Finally, the most modest of all categories was judo with just 9%
people loving this sport. After 20 years, this figure reached its bottom at
4% in the end.
Task 1: The chart shows the division of household tasks by gender in
Great Britain.
The bar chart illustrates the amount of time that both genders do household
tasks each day in Great Britain.
Overall, it is obvious that women primarily spend more time on most
household tasks than men, except for gardening, pet care and maintain odd
jobs. In addition, the amount of cooking baking, washing up time was make
up the highest share on women, while that of men is gardening, pet care.
Regarding cooking baking, washing up, the amount of time that women
spend on this category ranked first at 75 minutes per day, which was
significantly higher than that of men, at exactly 34 minutes. Aproximately
60 minutes each day of women was used to cleaning house, tidying
compared to just 13 minutes in each day of men. While mothers spend 45
minitues per day for their children, father only take 20 minutes each day in
this category, which two times lower than that of women.
Concerning the remaining categories, the amount of male time spent on
washing clothes, ironing and sewing represents the lowest share at 2
minutes each day, which considerable higher than that of women at 25
minutes. However, men primarily do houseworks about gardening and pet
care with the figure being around 50 minutes, while that of women just on
21 minutes. Finally, 26 minutes each day of men were maintained odd jobs
compared to roughly 10 minutes of women.
while men devote the most time to gardening and pet care
In contrast, men take the lead in gardening and pet care
men perform household maintenance tasks for 26 minutes a day,
compared to roughly 10 minutes for women.
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The following graph shows the percentage of unemployment rates for
the female in the UK.

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of joblessness for women in four
different areas in the UK namely England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern
Ireland across a biennium, commencing from 2013.
Overall, it is obvious that in 2013, England made up the highest percentage
of female workers who out of work. However, after 1 year, this position
belonged to Scotland (Scotland overtook England). In addition, most
nations witnessed a downward trajectory in the percentages of unemployed
people over the surveyed time frame, except for Scotland, which increased.
Regarding England, the percentage of unemployed female workers in
England ranked first at 6.8%. However, in 2014, this figure saw a slight
decline to 6.5%. 5.4% women in Wales were out of work in 2013.
Fortunately, after one year, there was a positive indication when the
proportion of jobless women was decreased minimally to precise 5%.
Concerning two remaining nations, Scotland is the only nation that has an
upward trend in the percentage of female joblessness, ascending from 6.1%
in 2013 to 6.7% in 2014. In contrast , Nothern Ireland witnessed the most
considerable fall of all countries, with the figure being 5.6% in 2013 and
after which it decreased to 4.6% in 2014.
Task 1: The charts below show changes in the proportion of energy
produced from different resources in a country in 1985 and 2003.
The pie charts illustrate the percentage of energy manufactured
(produced / generated) from various resources in an unnamed country in
1985 and 2003.
Overall, it is obvious that natural gas accounted for the highest proportion
of energy, while the opposite was true for hydrogen over the surveyed time
frame. In addition, most resources witnessed an upward trajectory, except
for nuclear and natural gas, which decreased, while hyrogen remained
stable.
In 1985, the percentage of energy made from natural gas ranked first at
over half, which was significantly higher than those of nuclear and oil, at
22% and 13%, respectively. When it comes to coal, the proportion of
energy produced from this resource was double that of hydrogen, with the
respective figure being 8% and 4%. Moreover, an insignificant share of 1%
of energy was manufactured from other renewable.
In 2003, natural gas continued to lead all the chart at 39%. This was
followed by a comparable percentage of oil and coal at around 22%. A
considerable drop was witnessed in nuclear, which fell from 22% to 8% in
2003, which precisely double that of hydrogen. Finally, there was a slight
growth to 4% in other renewable. However, this category still stood at the
lowest position.