The graph and table provide data about the proportion of students in Australia who worked full-time job after university education during eighteen-year period, namely between 2004 and 2012.
In general, despite some differences, all graduates and mathematics graduates recorded slightly similar rates in table and graph over the given time.
Glancing at the details of the provided graph, the percentage of all graduates showed a change from 80% to about 77% with slow fluctuation during the whole period. Math graduates, next trend again represented old rate of nearby 65% in 2012 although it rose dramatically to approximately 88% in 2006.
Turning to the table, initially, normal salary of math students accounted for $41,000 and then, it increased to $51,500 with steadily up in 2008. There was a rise by $59,000 in the last year after a small decline of $3,000 in 2010. Average income of other graduates experienced same rates with math graduates in 2004 and 2006 years. And, the trend showed only growth over the last four-year. Finally, it reached to less rate of $53,000 compared to mathematics students.