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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 provided figures illustrate the unemployment ratio of US residents along with weekly average salary of different type of professional in the year 2005.Overall, citizen with professional degree were paid higher which was $1800 per week.Meanwhile,less than a high school diploma scholars were more unemployed compared to the rest to the list.
People with professional degree were getting paid higher my $1800 followed by doctoral degree($1740) and then master’s degree($1560).However, less than a high school diploma was paid small among the category with average of $653.Accordingly, remaining scholars were paid between $700 to $1300.
Less than a high school diploma scholars were unemployed with more than 8% which is highest among others.Similarly, more than 5% high school diploma were nothing getting job.People without degree and jobs were 4% while others scholars were under 3% in which doctoral degree were lowest with near to 1%.
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