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The image displays a bar chart comparing average annual pay in 2004 for doctors and other workers across seven countries as follows: France shows doctors at 80 and others at 25; Italy indicates doctors at 60 and others at 20; Czech Republic lists doctors at 40 and others at 15; Germany records doctors at 61 and others at 20; Finland shows doctors at 55 and others at 25; Switzerland denotes doctors at 65 and others at 40; The US displays doctors at 120 and others at 43.
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The chart has provided information of the average annual pay of doctors and other workers in seven different countries in 2004, with The US dominating the average wage for doctors, and other career choices, and Czech Republic having the least average pay.
Although there is a similarity between Germany and Finland in the average annual pay, which is 20 for other workers, there still is a difference between within the annual pay of doctors.
Regarding the difference in the average annual pay of the US and France against a country such as Switzerland, it is evident that Switzerland’s yearly income of others is more than 50% of the doctor’s wage, whereas the US and France do not pay the the others as much as they pay doctors.
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