How has employment changed in the Pacific Dragon economy? Where did the workers come from, where did their outflow come from?
In 1970, there were population inflows into the following industries: South Korea – agriculture (49.6%), Taiwan – industry (39.3%), Singapore – services (48.6%) 1975: South Korea – agriculture (44%), Taiwan – agriculture (29.5%) Singapore – services (51.2%)
1980: South Korea – agriculture (32.2%), Taiwan – industry (48%), Singapore – services (47.9%)
1985: South Korea – services (38%), Taiwan – industry (46.9%), Singapore – services (51.5%).
Over the years, there has been a clear outflow of population from the following industries:
In 1970 in Singapore – in agriculture (only 03.1%) – In 1975 in Taiwan – in industry (0.7%) and in Singapore – in agriculture (02.0%). In 1980, in Singapore – agriculture (01.5%) .. In 1985 in Singapore – agriculture (00.5%)
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