Band 6+: The graphs below show the unemployment rate of citizens in the US with a further classification displaying average salary per week in 2005. Summarise the data by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Shown in the table is information about how many incomes (in dollars) were earned by Americans per week whereas the bar chart provides the rate of unemployement in 2005, based on their educational backgrounds.

Overall, what stands out from the graph is that the salary of Americans graduating from degree programms were higher that that of people with no degree qualification. Therefore, the higher their educations were, the lower unemployement possibility was.

As regards table, Americans having professional degree were able to earn up to 1800 dollars, just ahead of doctoral graduates at 1740. In addition, citizens with master and bachelor title earned nearly 1600 and 1250 respectively. However, the salary of Americans with no degree was not as many as degree holders, at just under 900.

If we look at the bart chart, people with no degree backgrounds experienced a high rate of unemployement compared to others with degree educations. Even people with less than high school diploma reached at 8%, almost three times higher than those with degree.