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The image depicts the labour costs per hour in 2007 for six cities, labeled A to F. In City A, wages for time worked are approximately $7 with other labour costs around $1. In City B, wages for time worked are about $9, other labour costs are roughly $3. City C and D display similar data: wages for time worked approximately $10 and $15, respectively, with other labour costs about $5 each. City E wages are $15, other costs $10; City F, maximum wages for time worked at $25, other labor costs at $5.
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The given bar graphs depicts the information about the labour costs per hour in six different countries in the year of 2007.
Looking from an overall perspective, it was clearly seen that the wages for worked time was more as compare to other labour costs.
To initate with, in 2007, F city had overall $30 work costs , in which nearly 20$ paid for hourly work . After this E and D cities had the second largest proportion paid cities for wages worked time about $20 and $14 respectively. B and C cities had shown negliglible differnce of $1 for labour costs ,while A city is the least paid city.
Notably, non-wage charges varied in each city being smallest in A city and a significant increase was witnessed in the F and D city .
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