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The image consists of a pie chart and a table of data regarding Anthropology graduates from one university. The pie chart displays the destinations of graduates as follows: Full-time work - 52%, Full-time work + postgrad study - 8%, Part-time work - 12%, Part-time work + postgrad study - 5%, Unemployed - 9%, Not known - 14%. The table outlines the salaries of Anthropology graduates after five years of work with three columns for differing types of employment and four rows for salary ranges. For Freelance consultants, the salary distribution is as follows: <$25,000 - 5%, $25,000-$49,999 - 19%, $50,000-$75,000 - 19%, >$100,000 - 4%. In the Government sector, the distribution is <$25,000 - 1%, $25,000-$49,999 - 19%, $50,000-$75,000 - 35%, >$100,000 - 30%. For Private companies, the salary data is <$25,000 - 10%, $25,000-$49,999 - 25%, $50,000-$75,000 - 25%, >$100,000 - 30%.
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The pie chart illustrates the percentage of destination of anthropology graduates from a university after completing their undergraduate degree. While the table demonstrates their employment sector and salary ranges, after working for the period of 5 years
Overall, majority of the students were employed full-time after the graduation. In addition, after working for five years government workers earned higher salaries than those who worked in private companies.
Looking first at the chart, full-time working individuals occupied the largest proportion alomg all, at 52% . Followed by part-time work, which is accounted for 15%. Meanwhile, 8% students were pursuing post graduation course along with half-time job. Whereas, only 5% were engaged in full-time postgard study. Figures of unemployed pupils, stood at 12%. And there was an uncertainty about what remaining 8% graduates did.
Turning to the table, freelance consultants and government employees showed strong earning potential of more than $100,000, with 40% and 50% respectively. By contrast, only 30% workforce of private sector earned $100 thousand or more in the period of five years.
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