Figure 3
The vertical axis on the left ranges from 0 to 700 in increments of 100. The vertical axis on the right ranges from 0 percent to 20 percent in increments of 2 percent. The horizontal axis lists categories: “Academic and Education”, “Basic Materials”, “Consumer Cyclicals”, “Consumer Non-Cyclicals”, “Energy”, “Financials”, “Healthcare”, “Industrials”, “Real Estate”, “Technology”, “Utilities”. At the bottom, the legend includes two entries: “N degree”, represented by blue bars, and “percent”, represented by an orange line. The orange line “percent” starts near 0 percent for Academic and Education, increases to around 11 percent for Basic Materials, peaks near 16 percent for Consumer Cyclicals, declines to about 7 percent for Consumer Non-Cyclicals and 6 percent for Energy, drops to 3 percent for Financials, rises to around 9 percent for Healthcare, reaches a peak near 19 percent for Industrials, decreases to about 7 percent for Real Estate, increases again to around 16 percent for Technology, and ends near 4 percent for Utilities. The data for the bars are as follows: Academic and Education: 10. Basic Materials: 380. Consumer Cyclicals: 560. Consumer Non-Cyclicals: 250. Energy: 240. Financials: 120. Healthcare: 320. Industrials: 650. Real Estate: 250. Technology: 560. Utilities: 160. Note: All numerical data values are approximated.Sample distribution by sector