The presented bar diagram demonstrated details about the anual income of various occupations, while the pie chart displayed the proprotion of students distributed for the society after the graduation. Overall, social-based job had the highest average salaries, while agriculture, manufacturing, and public service displayed almost the same trend of distribution.
Taking a closer look at the anual income, social distribution job demonstrated the highest salaries amont the others, at $92.000 in 2004. In contrast, famers solely recieved a low range of income, at only $40.000; however, marketing and logistic industries experienced a significant change at 8.4% since 2003.
On the other hand, it was evidence that public services, manufacturing, and agriculture showed the most impactful toward the social distribution. Specifically, there was about 30% individuals had social-based occupations who distributed for the social, agriculture at 25% and manufacturing at 20%. Moreover, a group of three included finance, wholesale annd retail, transportation only had 20% of distribution in total.