The data illustrates the proportion of unemployment rate of citizens in US and their average salary per week in 2005.
Overall, the average weekly earning for Professional degree marked, the highest, compared to the lowest which is for Less than a high school diploma. Furthermore, unemployment rate for individuals holding a Less than a high school diploma was highest, in contrast to the Professional degree and Doctoral degree courses.
To begin with, individuals holding a Doctoral degree were estimated to earn an average of 1740 dollars per week, which was 180 dollars more when compared to Master’s degree. People holding a Bachelors’ degree were estimated to earn 1246 dollars on an average per week, but this was 406 dollars more than the people earning with Some college, no degree. Similarly, citizens after completing High school diploma and Less than a high school diploma were earning around an average of 701 and 538 dollars per week, respectively, but the highest was recorded by Professional degree, which was 1800 dollars.
Regarding the bar chart, people holding the highest jobs were from Professional degree and Doctoral degree, and jobless people are between 1% and 2% . However, people with largest unemployment rate have completed Less than a high school diploma, which is around 8%. Individuals who are without job after completing High school diploma and Some college, no degree were just above 5% and 4%, respectively. Likewise, people who are jobless after completing Bachelors’ degree were between 2% to 3%.