The data presented delineates the propotion of people with a full time job holding two kinds of university degree in Australia, and their average salary between 2004 and 2012.
It is obvious that the percentage of workers with math graduates were more than those with all graduates, and for both figures the average salary they were taken was increasing consistensily throughout the period given.
Back to the details, in 2004 80% of maths graduats had a full time work, wheras whom with all graduates were only about 65%. After two years both categories witnesed a significant grow, but the one of all graduates was more rapide than the other one. In this period both of their salaries were equal with an amount of fourty one thousands dollars and fourty three thousands dollars in 2004 and 2006 respectfully.
In 2008 the percentage of math graduates workers decreased, while the one of all graduates was still increasing to reach approximatly 85% for both. Also both of their salaries had seen a rise, but the one of math grades was higher with five thousands dollars. From this year until 2012, number of workers for the two types of grads decreased, in the contrary for their salaries which they had not stopped increasing with more dollars for math grads.