The given table illustrates the average incomes of the graduates and the non-graduates in the UK in 2010.
Overall, the degree holders have a tendency of their amount of pay double that of the non-graduates. In which, the figure for average salaries for the graduated ones who are at about the age of 52 is the highest, while that of the youth, at about 22 years old, is the lowest.
Above all, in all of the age groups, whether they are the individuals holding at least one degree or not, receive less than 40k$, in which the figures for the non-graduates are all under 20k$. Regarding those belonging to the age group of 52, their average incomes were the highest, marking at 34.380, which doubles that of the non-graduated counterparts. Besides that, those who are about 22 years old receive the least, both in the sectors for the graduated and non-graduated ones, in which the figure for the degree holders is at 24.000, forming an approximately 10k$ gap with that of the non-graduates, whose average incomes is at 14.300k$, the lowest one in the table.
Referring to the remaining age groups, non-graduated people belonging to the age group of 32 and 42 receive the same amount of salaries, whilst that of those who are about 62 years old is approximately 4k$ less. Individuals in the age group of 42 received the second-highest income, securing at 33.500, which is approximately 1k$ and 3k$ higher than that of people at around 32 and 62 years old, respectively.