The table compares the average wages between people with graduation and non-graduation, as well as gives specific figures among different groups of age in the United Kingdom in 2010.
It is clear to see that the average salaries of graduates had a higher level than the non-graduates did. However, the gap between these two categories changed among the variety of age groups.
On average, the UK’s graduates were paid for 54,000 pounds, while the other compared group received 29,000 pounds for salary. Graduates in the age of 22 and 64 had the lowest paid, just 24,000 and 29,000 pounds, respectively. Likewise, non-graduates, who were in the same age groups, were paid 14,300 pounds for the youngest and 15,800 for the oldest.
The highest average number of salary was paid for the 52-year-old with graduation, whereas, non-graduated people in this age only received little more than a half of the graduates’ salary. However, the salary paid for graduates declined slightly in the 2 younger groups of age, To 33,500 pounds and 32,200 pounds, while the figure of these non-graduated ‘s age groups peaked at 19,100 pounds.