The graph demonstrates the rate of unemployment in 2005 in the USA, and the table illustrates the detail of an average income received by a citizen per week.
Overall, less than a high school diploma had the highest jobless rate with the least weekly income, while citizens with professional and doctoral degrees faced low unemployment rate, however, this both degree used to got a good range of weekly salary.
In detail, the bar graph states that in 2005 between 1 to 2% people were unemployed with doctoral and professional degrees and below 3 to 2% with master and bachelor degrees were jobless . In third position, humans from some college or no degree were unemployed which was above 4%. Likewise, above 5% and below 6% populations from high school diploma were unemployed. Additionally, those from less than a high school diploma encountered highest range of unemployment, which was above 8%.
On the other hand, the table illustrates that citizens with doctoral degree get highest pay like $1,740 per week, whilst only $538 was received by individuals with less than a high school diploma. Meanwhile, in second position, who received highest salary, it was populations from professional degree with $1,800. People who had master degrees got $1,560 and bachelor degree $1,246. Furthermore, there were no difference between the salary received by the citizens from colleges or no degree and high school diploma as the salary was just $840 for some schools or no degree and $701 for the people with high school diploma.