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Band 4+: The table shows the average annual income of people working in different sectors in 2004 , and the change from 2003. The pie chart shows the distribution of graduates in the different sectors.

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The image displays two sections: a table and a pie chart. The table indicates figures for sectors' average salary in 2004 and percentage change compared to 2003: Finance at 83,000 (2.9% change), Public services 92,000 (3.7%), Transportation 81,500 (4.5%), Manufacturing 52,000 (4%), Agriculture 40,000 (2.3%), and Wholesale and retail trade at 77,000 (8.4%). The pie chart shows graduate employment sector rates: Public services at 30%, Manufacturing 20%, Agriculture 25%, Wholesale and retail 10%, and Transportation 10%.
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The table gives information about yearly average income of six different sector workers in 2004 and percentage of change from 2003 while pie chart shows the employment sectors of graduates’ rate.

Overall public services income was highest from other sectors. However wholesale and retail trade was top of the list by proportion change. Furthermore the public services rate of the employment sector took a huge percentage then other sectors.

In 2004, wholesale and retail traders salary was 77.000 and it increased by 8.4 % then 2003 year’s rate. Half of this proportion change is seen in transportation by 4.5% and reached 81.000 in 2004. The change percentage of transportation was almost equal with manufacturing (4%) while agriculture salary reached 52.000 in 2004.

However public services’ salary was top of the list to 92.000 but its proportion change was only 3.7% . Agriculture and finances percentage change were 2.9 and 2.31% respectively. Their salary increased to 83.000 and 40.000 respectively

Nevertheless public services and agriculture employment rate were huge then other employments, 30 and 25% respectively. On the second level manufacturing employment gave 20% of the workplaces to graduates. Transportation and wholesale and retailers rate were the same 10%. Lastly the finance proportion was only 5% in this job market.

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