The given bar chart illustrates the differences of average earnings of workers in five sectors in a nation between 2000 and 2010, while the table displays the average salary of all fields on this time period. Overall, people worked in financial sector received highest salaries compared to others while tourism sector show the lowest level of salaries. Additionally, according remuneration statistics in all sectors, average income was 44,000 USD in 2000 and 50,000 in 2010.
On the one hand, although employees worked in financial services and telecommunications earned money higher the average salary of all sectors in all period of the survey, their income increased steadily after a decade from 2000. Particularly, their annual salaries on average escalated from around 117,000 USD to nearly 130,000 USD and from 62,000 USD to about 70,000 USD, respectively.
Regarding the four remaining fields, workers’ income per year lower or nearly equal to the average levels of 44,000 USD in 2000 and 50,000 in 2010. Employees who worked in administrations and tourism sectors have the minimal changes in the amount of money, with about 42,000 USD and 20,000 USD in both years. By contrast, transport and retail fields saw an upward trend in their employees’ salaries, from approximately 45,000 USD to over 51,000 USD and from under 40,000 USD to nearby 50,000 USD, respectively.