The bar chart illustrates the annual salaries of doctors and other workers across seven different countries in 2004.
It is evident that doctors earned higher annual salaries than other workers in all countries. In addition, doctors in the US received the highest salaries, while other workers earned the lowest salaris in the Czech Republic in the given year.
In terms of salaries, in the US, doctors earned highest annual salary, accounting for 120$, compared with around 45$ for other workers, in 2004. Doctors annual salaries in Italy, the Czech Republic and Germany were approximately 60$, 63$ and 62$, while other workers earned around 20$ in each of these countries, respectively.
Regarding the remaining countries, doctors in France received roughly 70$, whereas the corresponding figure for Switzerland was nearly 67$. In contrast, the annual salaries for other workers were approximately 30$ in France and 40$ in Switzerland. Meanwhile, Finland had the lowest salary of doctors was about 50$, while other workers earned around 25$.