The line chart illustrated the annual fee for doctors and other workers across seven surveyed nations.
In general, the quantity of pay for doctors in the US accounted for the highest annual fee among the examined countries. In addition, the yearly fee of workers in Germany, Italy and Czech paid a tiny fraction of the total pay in the examined period.
Concerning the doctors, the figure of fee in the US had the largest annual pay amounting to 120, compared to that in Finland, which offers the lowest amount of approximately 50. In comparison, the quantity of annual revenge in Switzerland and France received an equal amount of that, with each standing 70. Moreover, that of criteria in remaining countries gained a relatively identical parity, each recording roughly 65.
Turning to the other workers, the number of fees in the US continuously make up the highest yearly income recording to 43, followed closely by Switzerland, which takes up exactly 40. In contrast, the figure of salary in Germany, Italy and Czech were offered the same amount of criteria, each recording 20. Finally, tips in Finland and France were paid a comparative amount of salary, with the former being slightly smaller.
