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Hello everyone, in this video I'm going to explain you how to analyze a pie chart of the employment structure 00:00:00
divided by the different sectors of the economy, the primary, secondary and tertiary sector. 00:00:07
In this example you have the employment structure of Spain, in which the primary sector is 4% of the employees, 00:00:14
at 4% of the population, 24% of the active population of Spain is working in the secondary 00:00:23
sector, and the majority, the 72%, works in the tertiary sector. 00:00:30
Normally, this type of structure is typical in industrialized countries that are very 00:00:36
developed, like is the case of Spain. 00:00:44
and this is because depending on the income per capita people will work in 00:00:46
different types of activities for example in countries or regions where 00:00:59
the income per capita is very low the primary sector agriculture is going to 00:01:03
be the most important sector employing population while services and industry 00:01:08
is not going to be that important if the country has more industries the income 00:01:14
per capita increase is the example of China Thailand Indonesia and so on so 00:01:22
the secondary sector is more important services increase as well and the 00:01:27
primary sector is going to lose employment and finally in countries with 00:01:32
a high income per capita or developed or rich countries and the primary sector is 00:01:38
not going to employ so many people while the services is going to 00:01:46
employ the majority of the population because there are going to be basic 00:01:52
services like education, healthcare, justice and so on. Finally industry is 00:01:55
going to be less important because of mechanization and also because of the movement of industries 00:02:02
from rich countries to poor countries. 00:02:10
This is not something that has happened in a short period of time. 00:02:14
For example, if we take the United Kingdom, during the first industrial revolution, the 00:02:20
people of the UK, most of them were working in the primary sector, 00:02:26
that is, most were farmers and cattle farmers. 00:02:32
The industry wasn't very important in this period, so only 2% of the population were working in the secondary sector, 00:02:36
and in the tertiary sector we had 13%, 00:02:44
which were people dedicated to basic services, the army, and so on. 00:02:47
Then during the Second Industrial Revolution, everything is going to change. 00:02:53
There are going to be more services. 00:03:00
As you can see in the UK, the services were the most important sector of the economy in the 1900s. 00:03:02
The secondary sector was also very important and the primary sector lost importance. 00:03:10
And finally, in the Third Industrial Revolution, that is the one that we have been living in the past moments, 00:03:16
You can see that most of the British are working in the tertiary sector, an 81%. 00:03:22
The British that are working in the primary sector is only a 1% because of mechanization 00:03:28
and also because they buy raw materials from other countries like Spain. 00:03:35
And the 18% of the population only works in the secondary sector. 00:03:43
so the reasons why all these changes happen from the UK being a non-industrial country to the UK 00:03:47
being a terciarized country are this the first reason is the Industrial Revolution the Industrial 00:03:56
Revolution is going to cause the movement of workers from the primary sector to the other 00:04:03
sectors basically because in the in agriculture we are going to have machines and the machines 00:04:08
are going to make the work of people second we have improvements in 00:04:15
agriculture this is related with industrial revolution obviously then the 00:04:19
relocation of factories all these industries that were created during the 00:04:24
second industrial revolution instead of growing the growth of the secondary 00:04:28
sector is stopped and many of the industries move to in to new industrial 00:04:33
countries like china mexico brazil and so on more the tertialization of the economy in the 00:04:42
most developed countries the services are the most important economic activity for example 00:04:50
financial services like banking public services um telecommunications leisure activities etc so 00:04:55
the tertiary sector employs more people obviously globalization is related with this because trade 00:05:07
is going to be very important if the uk can buy the primary materials the raw materials 00:05:15
from other countries they don't need to produce them so they can just buy them and trade also 00:05:21
is part of the tertiary sector so more employment is going to be in this sector of the economy 00:05:28
this is for the evolution of the UK but we can use the same reasons to explain why in the United 00:05:34
States we have this employment structure in Brazil we have this one and Nepal we have this one 00:05:43
because it is basically the same Nepal is like the United Kingdom before the first Industrial 00:05:51
Revolution because it is not an industrialized country Brazil is in the next step they are in 00:05:57
the second industrial revolution so they are going to make to be producing with cheap labor 00:06:03
a lot of products for the third type of employment structure that is the one of the 00:06:10
countries that has their economy terciarized es decir los países cuya economía se ha terciarizado 00:06:18
que tienen muchísimos más servicios que industria o que agricultura this is the example of the 00:06:26
United States but if you remember at the beginning I saw you Spain and it's the 00:06:32
same and the same is in Germany France Japan etc the only thing that is going 00:06:37
to change is industry okay they can be more or less important but the tertiary 00:06:44
sector will be very important in these countries so the reason why we are going 00:06:48
to use a pie chart is because you can see the information very clear only with 00:06:55
this you don't need to read anything else with this you have all the 00:07:01
information about the economy of the countries so there are many types of pie 00:07:04
charts as you can see here of charts muchos tipos de graficos the one we are 00:07:10
choosing is pie chart okay so this is how we should analyze a pie chart 00:07:15
como analizar un grafico de quesitos como se dice en castellano vale in this case we have to 00:07:21
divide our working introduction, analysis, and conclusion. The first part, the introduction, 00:07:29
is where you have to say the type of graph, the topic that is represented, that is employment 00:07:35
structure in this case, and where is the pie chart located in time and space. So the year, 00:07:39
for example, and the place. In the case, in the example I gave you, you have the information, 00:07:46
you only have the name of the country 00:07:55
that is United Kingdom 00:08:00
but normally there should be a year 00:08:01
that explains where this information was taken from 00:08:04
for example this one of Spain that I did myself 00:08:08
I think it was from 2008 00:08:11
so that would be for the introduction 00:08:13
it's a pie chart that represents employment structure in the UK 00:08:17
and if you know the century of the year 00:08:20
you can put it 00:08:22
Second part, the analysis. You have to explain or identify all the elements that appear in the graph. 00:08:24
So in this case, there are not many. Just say that the tertiary sector is in yellow, the secondary in purple, the primary sector is in blue. 00:08:31
But normally, like in this example of Spain or USA or Nepal, you are going to have also the percentages. 00:08:39
So you have to explain that, okay? For example, in this one of the United Kingdom, it says the graph shows the distribution of employment divided in primary, secondary, and tertiary sector. 00:08:47
And because I don't have the percentages, I did them more or less. 70% is the tertiary, 25% the secondary, 5% the UK. But in your work or in the exam, I will give you the data to make it easier, okay? 00:09:02
So then you have to explain why. Why do we have this different amount of people working in the different sectors? 00:09:17
So if you remember what I told you, all of this is going to be related with why the United Kingdom has this situation. 00:09:28
But if we are explaining a non-developed country like Nepal, you have to say why is there so many people working in the primary sector? 00:09:35
because they don't have machines because they need to make products for 00:09:45
self-consumption because there is no trade so there are reasons why the 00:09:52
primary sector is so important why is the secondary sector no important in 00:09:56
Nepal because they have a lot of mountains and if you remember the factors 00:10:01
of industrial location that's not good flat terrains are better for industries 00:10:06
and then the tertiary sector has some activities like tourism because in Nepal 00:10:11
we have the Himalayas so we have tourism and so on okay in Brazil why is the 00:10:16
tertiary sector more important because Brazil is an industrialized countries 00:10:23
they have industries that employ a 24% of the population and because they also 00:10:27
have a lot of raw materials to extract even though they have machines they are 00:10:32
not as developed as other countries so they need to employ people also in the 00:10:36
primary sector basically in this part the part of explain you have to give an explanation about 00:10:40
why we have this distribution and here what you have is the example of the united kingdom 00:10:47
okay but if you are explaining brazil or nepal don't copy and paste that information 00:10:53
because it's going to be different okay you have to explain it for the specific region or country 00:10:59
And if you have two pie charts, like in the booklet, you also can compare them. 00:11:05
Es decir, lo podéis comparar. 00:11:13
Es decir, you have to say, in Nepal, it's a 16% of the population working in the tertiary sector 00:11:15
because they don't have public services or financial services or trade, 00:11:21
while in the United States, trade is very important. 00:11:25
They have services like education, there are banks, there are telecommunications, 00:11:28
and so on. The primary sector is very important in Nepal because they don't have machines, 00:11:35
while in the United States they don't employ so much people because they have machines and 00:11:40
technology, and so on. That will be to compare, okay? And finally, in the conclusion, you have to say 00:11:44
if the country is developed, developing, or underdeveloped, according to the information 00:11:51
of the chart, and what do you think is going to happen, for example, in the United Kingdom? 00:11:57
Do you think there will be more people working in the primary sector? 00:12:02
Normally, there will be more technology, so the primary sector will be less important. 00:12:06
Do you think the tertiary sector is going to be more important? 00:12:12
Probably. 00:12:16
And the secondary sector, if the businesses of the United Kingdom move their factories to China, Thailand, Morocco, Brazil and so on, 00:12:17
probably the people working in the secondary sector will be less and less and less. 00:12:27
so you have to explain that in the conclusion. So what I want you to do is 00:12:31
to make the exercise of the booklet and to compare the United States and Nepal 00:12:37
these two graphs okay and you will upload it into aula virtual. In my 00:12:44
presentation there is also this exercise for homework that is to create a pie 00:12:49
chart normally of your country of global classrooms but this year because we 00:12:55
don't have so much time is voluntary. Es voluntario. Es decir, el que quiera hacerlo, que lo haga. 00:13:00
¿Ok? So, this will be all from the video. If you have questions, ask me. 00:13:07
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Autor/es:
David Sánchez García
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