The table provides information about incomes for students who graduated and who did not in the UK between 2000 and 2010. Units are measured in thousand pounds.
Overall, it is evident that in average, graduates earned more than non-graduates. Additionally, it can be observed that graduated people in the age of 52 earned the most money across the table.
Regarding to graduates, it can be seen that 52 years old graduates had the highest figure, which stood at around 34 thousand pounds. In contrast, graduated people in the age of 22 and 62 had the lowest incomes in a comparison with others, which were 15,800 pounds and 23,100 pounds respectively. The remaining’s incomes fluctuated from 31,000 pounds to 33,000 pounds.
Turning to the non-graduates, individuals in the ages of 32 and 42 had the same salary, which were 19,100 pounds. Following by 52-year-old group with 18,200 pounds, while the youngest and the oldest group of the table had the lowest figure, only nearly 15,000 pounds. In average, graduates earned around 30 thousand pounds, which was 12 thousands more than the non-graduates.