The table provides information about the amount of salaries for graduates and non-graduates in the UK, and it includes average salaries for all and different age groups, from 2000 to 2010.
In general, there were the highest salaries for 32-52 old age groups, while salaries for the youngest and oldest people were the lowest in both graduates and non graduates age groups. In average salary, graduates group took higher salaries than non-graduates group.
Lokking at the details, 52 years old age graduates group were given the highest salarieas among the others, with 33,900 euro compared to 52 years old non-graduates’ salarieas to 18,200 euro. By contrast, for non-graduates, 32 and 42 years old graduates accepted same salarieas, 19,000 euro, those age people graduating took 31,500 and 32,800 euro, respectively.
As for 22 and 62 years old age gorups’ salaries, the former, who were graduates, were offered 15,800 that was nearly more 1000 euro than non-graduates, whereas the latter, who were non-graduates, earned 15,300 euro, which was less almost 8,000 euro than graduates. Averages salary for graduate age groups was 29,900 euro, while that for non-graduate age group was 17,800 euro, between 2000 and 2010.