Band 5+: 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.

The graphic and table shows unemployment rate of citizens in the US by 2005 based on professional degree and then comparison with average weekly.

In generally, seen clearly that higher education can determine weekly earning income and could reduce a percentages of unemployment. Group with less than a high school diploma achievement up to 8 % unemployment rate in 2005, and had less of average weekly earnings through collect $538. Meanwhile, people with high school degree had a slightly unemployment rate by 5,5%, through $701 average weekly earnings.

On the other hand, groups with higher levels of education showed better condition. Which is people with professional degree and doctoral degree had the lowest unemployment rate between by 1,5% until 2%, as well as owned average weekly earnings through $1.740 for Doctoral degree, and $1800 to professional degree. The Bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree in middle position, with under 3% unemployment rate by 2005, for average weekly earnings reach at $1246 – $1560.

In short, the graphs show that levels of education had fully impact to increasing opportunity get a job instead of earnings in the US by 2005