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The image presents a line graph and a table depicting data on graduates in Australia from 2004 to 2012. The graph shows the percentage of full-time workers with a university degree: in 2004, all graduates - 59%, mathematics graduates - 60%; in 2006, all graduates - 68%, mathematics graduates - 70%; in 2008, all graduates - 78%, mathematics graduates - 76%; in 2010, all graduates - 80%, mathematics graduates - 75%; and in 2012, both categories at 73%. The accompanying table outlines average salaries for graduates: in 2004, math and other graduates each received $41,000; in 2006, both received $43,500; in 2008, math graduates earned $51,500, other graduates $48,000; in 2010, math graduates earned $48,500, other graduates $52,000; and in 2012, math graduates earned $59,000, other graduates $53,000.
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The graph and table demostrates data about the percentage of graduates in Australia who worked full-time after high education from 2004 to 2012. Overall, there are not as much changings from the begging till the middle, but after a half of period it starts modifying.
In the begining of span, in 2004, maths graduaters came up with approximately 65%, while other ones accurately conducted of 80%. The salary, however, in both categories is similar and accounted for 41,000 dollars. Four years later indicator showed that as maths as other alumnuses experienced a slight rose and counted with roughly 85 percent. Despite this, salaries amount was totally various. While mathematical specialists had been earning 51,500 dollars, otherwise school-leavers got $48,000.
In 2014 both sectors’ index declined and maths graduators returned to the same level in 65% as it was in 2004. In addition, other alumnuses dropped to 75% and the salary amounted to $53,000 and maths graduators was $59,000.
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