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Band 7+: The table below gives information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries in 2009. Summarise the information and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table of secondary/high school teachers salaries in 2009 for five countries, listing starting salary, salary per year, maximum salary, and years to reach top salary. Australia: starting $34,600, per year $48,000, maximum $48,000, 09 years; Denmark: starting $47,000, per year $54,000, maximum $54,000, 08 years; Luxembourg: starting $80,000, per year $112,000, maximum $139,000, 30 years; Korea: starting $30,500, per year $52,600, maximum $84,500, 37 years; Japan: starting $28,000, per year $49,000, maximum $62,400, 34 years.
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The given numbers provide information regarding salaries of high/secondary school teachers in various states during 2009.

Overall, all of the states had quite different numbers for the categories. However, while some of them paid relatively higher, others paid significantly lower compared to the others in all sections.

Initially, the highest starting salary belonged to Luxembourg by 80,000 dollars, while the lowest one was Japan with 28,000 dollars. Furthermore, other countries were in the range of 30,500 and 47,000. In the annual salary section, Luxembourg paid the highest amount of money to their teachers, whereas Australia was not as high as the others with 48,000 dollars.

On the other hand, in the category of maximum salary, 139,000 dollars was the highest salary, which was paid in Luxembourg. However, the lowest amount was 48,000 dollars in the same category. Lastly, in Luxembourg, a teacher was obliged to spend their 30 years to reach the top salary, whereas it only required eight years in Denmark in 2009.

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