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The image outlines numerical data from 2001 to 2015; Civil Engineers line starts at 75 in 2001, dips near 50 in 2002 and 2003, fluctuates around 50-75 until 2011, increases to 100 in 2012, 125 in 2013, peaks at 150 in 2014 and 2015; Computer Engineers line starts at 50 in 2001, remains below 75 until a sharp rise to 150 in 2011, peaks over 200 in 2012, maintains slight growth near 225 by 2015; Mechanical Engineers line starts at 75 in 2001, remains flat until 2008, dips to around 50 by 2010, then rises to 75 in 2011, increases to about 100 in 2014, declines back to around 75 in 2015; Software Engineers line starts at 75 in 2001, rises steadily hitting 100 in 2002, 125 in 2005, breaks 150 in 2007, reaches over 225 by 2010, peaks near 275 around 2013, dips slightly but remains above 225 by 2015; Data Scientists line starts at 50 in 2001, remains flat below 50 until 2010, then rises sharply to 150 by 2012, peaks around 175-200 between 2014-2015.
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The line graph provides a comparison of annual salaries amongst different professions throughout 15 years. Overall, wages rose in each profession, with Software Engineers as the leading career, while Civil Engineers remained respectfully stable.
In 2001, Mechanical Engineers recorded as the highest paying job, followed by Data Scientists. The other jobs were considerably smaller with Civil Engineers earning less than 75 thousand, while Computer and Software Engineers get half of what Data Scientists earned.
By 2015, Software Engineers and Data Scientists earnings skyrocketed up to a whopping 200 thousand. Computer Engineers figures trippled its growth, followed up by Mechanical Engineering that doubled its growth. Civil Engineers remained steady up until 2014 when they underwent growth up to 75 thousand.
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