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Band 7+: The graph shows the amount earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002. It includes those with a degree, those with a higher degree (postgraduate) and those with other qualifications. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts weekly earnings in euros of full-time graduate employees categorized by age and type of degree for the year 2002; for ages 21-25: higher degree earnings slightly above 400, first degree and others around 400; for ages 26-30: higher degree at approximately 600, first degree around 500, others slightly below 500; for ages 31-35: higher degree nearly 800, first degree about 600, others slightly higher than 600; for ages 36-40: higher degree just above 800, first degree at around 700, others close to 700; ages 41-45 show similar earnings for all near 700; ages 46-50: each category slightly reduced compared to previous age group; ages 51-55: higher degree decreases to approximately 700, first degree and others around 550; ages 56-60: higher degree increases sharply to nearly 900, first degree slightly above 600, others around 600.
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The line graph shows the weekly earnings of full-time graduate employees in 2002 according to age group and type of qualification. The data is presented for three groups: first degree, higher degree and other qualifications.

Overall, earnings increase with age until the middle age groups and then slightly decrease. In most age groups, people with other qualifications earn the highest salaries, while first degree holders usually earn the lowest.

At the age of 21-25, graduates with other qualifications earn about £420 per week, which is higher than higher degree holders at around £400 and first degree holders at approximately £350. Earnings for all groups rise significantly between the ages of 26 and 35. For example, people with other qualifications reach about £700, while the other two groups earn around £620-650.

The highest income for people with other qualifications is seen at the age of 36-40, when it peaks at just over £800. After this point, their earnings gradually decline to around £700 by the age of 56-60.

In contrast, higher degree holders continue to earn more as they become older, reaching nearly £800 in the oldest age group. Meanwhile, first degree holders experience a small fall after the age of 40 and their income remains just under £700 in later years.

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