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Band 5+: The charts below show the qualifications of staff in an advertising company in 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains 2 pie charts displaying data for 1990 and 2010. For 1990, Ph.D. Science is at 29%, Master-Science is at 21%, First Degree-Science is at 20%, First Degree-Art is at 15%, Ph.D.-Art is at 2%, and Master-Art is at 13%. For 2010, the data shows Ph.D. Science at 30%, Master-Science at 21%, Master-Art at 23%, First Degree-Science at 11%, First Degree-Art at 2%, and Ph.D.-Art at 5%.
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The pie chart compare and contrast number of arts and science certificates of employees at an advertising company in1990 and 2010.

Overall, Ph.D.-Science degree rose from near the bottom to the top position meanwhile, first degree-art plummeted significantly in1990 and 2010.

In 1990, master-science accounted for the highest proportion with 29%, followed by first degree-science with 20%. While Ph.D.-Science accounted for only 13% ranking second lowest. However, in 2010 Ph.D.Science grew over twice as much from 13% to 30%, turned into the most common qualifications and surpass master-science. Despite the growth in other qualifications, the proportion of staff with a master’s degree stayed the same. In contrast, first degree-science decrease by almost half from 20% to 11%.

To turn to arts qualification, in 1990 master-art ranking at top with 21% followed by first degree-art with 21%. A marginally 2% of the staff had Ph.D.-Art qualifications. But in 2010, First Degree-Art drop sharply from 15% to 2% (decreased almost eightfold). Both Ph.D.-Art and Master-Art degrees saw slight increases, rising by 5% and 23% respectively.

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