The given graph and table highlight information about the percentage of graduates in Australia who employed full-time after university between 2004 and 2012.
Overall, it is evident that the percentage of all graduates stabilized with negligible fluctuations during period while math degree holder experienced sharp increase followed by decline to its initial percent. Notably, the average wage of both math graduates and other degree holders exhibited growth throughout the period.
As for the percentage of full-time workers with degree, Math graduates started at around 65% followed by remarkable escalation to 90%, surpassing all graduates in 2006. Afterwards, the trend went down steadily until 2012, dropping to its starting point. Regarding all graduates, they were accounted for 80% in 2004 and experienced small gradual rise until 2008, reaching about 85%. Then, it showed a reversal trend until 2012, constituting just less than 80%.
Average salary of math degree holders demonstrated 41.000$ in 2004 and it climbed steadily to 51.500$ in 2008. Then it decreased to 48.500 followed by sharp rise to 59.000$ in 2008. In terms of all graduates, the amount salaries was pretty similar with math graduates, but more gradual. For the first two year, it was the same as math degree holders, representing 41.500$ in 2004 and 43.500 in 2006. After,t the amount of wages saw a slight but consistent increase until 2012, reaching 53.000$.