The provided table illustrates the percentage of seats occupied by women in government and management across five distinct countries during the year 2000.
Overall, it is evident that Canada and Egypt reported the highest female representation in government, whereas Rome stood out for having the most significant proportion of women in management roles. Conversely, Rome recorded the lowest figure for government positions, while Italy had the smallest percentage of women in management.
Regarding government roles, Canada and Egypt led the group with 54% and 52% respectively. Italy followed with 40%, while Ukraine reported 23%. Rome had the lowest female participation in government at only 10%.
In terms of management, the trends differed significantly. Rome displayed the highest figure at 52%, followed by Ukraine at 40%. Canada and Egypt shared identical proportions of 36%. Italy recorded the lowest percentage of women in management roles, standing at 25%. Notably, while Canada and Egypt showed a higher percentage of women in government than in management, the reverse was true for Ukraine and Rome, where management roles were more frequently held by women than government positions.