The chart given illustrated the average salaries of graduated and non- graduates in the UK in 2010.
Overall, it is clear that there were significant differences in the salaries of various ages. While 52-year-old graduates had the highest salary, the minority was made up by that of 62-year-old non-graduates
A close examination of the map reveals that mostly, people with qualification receive higher than non-qualified in the 52-aged-group, consuming 34,380 and 18,600 respectively. In addition, it is noticeable that the 42-aged-group with qualifications receive 33,500, which is nearly doubled that on non-graduates with only 19,100.Furthermore, despite being the fewest paid age group, the amount of average salaries from graduated-22s doubled that of non- qualified, taketurn to be 24000 and 14,300 respectively.
On the other hand, there is an unstable trend in the amount of salaries which non-graduates receive. Although the graduated 52-aged-group earn a bit higher than that of 42, the reversing trend happened with non- graduates where the 42-aged-group earn 19,100, which is higher than the 52-aged group.