The table presents the figure of average weekly income of different degrees in the US for one particular year 2005, while the line graph eliminates the proportion of unemployment rate over the same period.
Overall, there was a significant variation in the figure of average weekly salary across different degrees, with the highest rate occurring in the professional degree. Notably, the proportion of unemployment rate for professional degree was a significantly lower than other degrees.
It is conspicuous that the figure of weekly earning of doctoral degree was $1740, its unemployment rate was approximately 1.4%. Meanwhile, the quantity of weekly income for professional degree was $1800, as opposed to around 1.39% in jobless. In terms of the masters’ degree, the proportion of jobless rate was nearly 2.6%, while their 7 days salary was $1560. Although the figure of weekly earning of bachelors’ degree was $1246, the quantity in unemployment rate was almost 3%.
It is explicitly observed that the figure of some college and no degree weekly income was $840, their unemployment rate was above 4%. While the figure of 7 days income for high school diploma was $701, and their jobless rate was approximately 5.5%. In terms of the less than a higher school diploma, the figure of weekly earning $538, as opposed their unemployment rate was almost 8%.