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Band 4+: 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.

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The image presents two sets of data for 2005: the first details average weekly earnings by educational attainment, listing Professional degree $1800, Doctoral degree $1740, Master's degree $1560, Bachelor's degree $1246, Some college, no degree $840, High school diploma $701, Less than a high school diploma $538; the second depicts unemployment rates in percentages by educational attainment, with Less than a high school diploma at approximately 7.0%, High school diploma around 4.5%, Some college, no degree slightly above 4.0%, Associate degree roughly 3.5%, Bachelor's degree about 2.5%, Master's degree just above 2.0%, Professional degree near 1.6%, and Doctoral degree around 1.5%.
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The graph illustrates the unemployment percentage of the people in the U. S. and it gives the information about the average income of the week that people get in 2005.

Overall the professional degree is high paying compared to all other sectors, the degree which is getting a low salary is less than a high school diploma.

On one hand the Doctoral is similar from a professional degree of just 60 ratio. moreover, the bachelor and master degree holds intermediate value of 1246 and 1560 in the year 2005. Then the lowest salary was the other 3 sectors, some college or no degree getting 80% of bachelors degree 70% got by high university diploma.

Compared to these the unemployment rate is more than the employed rate in 2005, the doctors and professional degree only 1. 5 percent student was jobless but the highest rate of 8. 2 percent was less than a high school diploma student. According to this jobless people are in less than 3 percent was bachelors and master’s grade moreover 4-5 percent student unemployed in some college but no degree then 5 to 6% are high school diploma.

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