The bar charts illustrate the average weekly earning in men and women graduates and non-graduates groups, which are demonstrated at different ages.
Overall, the values of graduates have the highest number in every group, where it locates. The contribution of men has the highest position compared to women’s parts. The 16-19 group has no values of graduates.
Looking more closely at the men’s part of the bar chart, in the case of graduates, it shows an upward trend and has reached a peak above 700 pounds in the 50-59 group. The contribution of non-graduates also demonstrates an increase, but less than the previous and have reached a peak below 600 pounds in the 40-49 group.
The impact of women has not common tendencies with the men. Apparently, the contribution of graduates has the highest positions approximately 400 pounds, but fluctuation in the groups exists. The peak locates in the 25-29, the second most is the 40-49. Additionally, the values of non-graduates also have the second peak in the same group.
