The table given compares two different salaries based on the quantity of the money of graduates and non-graduates in the UK between 2000 and 2010.
Looking at the illustration, it is immediately evident that the budget of graduates recorded the highest figure in throught the period, whereas the opposite was true for the budget of non-graduates and it is all average salaries -all age groups. Additionally, most salaries in the money of grads in average salaries –diferrent age groups surveyed showed an overall upward trend, except for the fees of non-grads.
Begin to the average salaries –all age groups, the table showed that average salary of graduates and non-graduates, the wages of finishes dominated the chart at approximately 29,900, while non-finishes came in last at 17,800.
Next to the average salraies –different age groups, the number of alums fees in ages of 52 dominated the chart at approximately 33,900, which was roughly 1,100 higher than that of 42 years. The wage of alums budget in 32 ages ranked third at 31,500, next ranked in the fees of graduates in 62 years at 23,100, while the earnings of grads in 22 ages came in last at 15,800. In the earnings of non-graduates, the wages of ages of 42 and 32 at the same at 19,100 and recorded the highest figure in table, which was roughly 900 than that of the fees of 52 years. The salaries of 62 years ranked third at 15,300, while the salaries of 22 ages came in last at 14,500.