The following bar chart demonstrates the dissimilar in average weekly earnings of the two genders who are graduated and ungraduated in certain
age
groups. It can be easily observed that men earn more than Use synonyms
women
in all stages of life except for the teenage years. Men's payments in a week dramatically rose as they aged for both educational statuses Use synonyms
while
the Linking Words
income
disparity between Use synonyms
women
of distinguished Use synonyms
age
groups is much less pronounced.
Regarding the first two Use synonyms
age
brackets, whose Use synonyms
income
levels come Use synonyms
last
in the chart, sharing an equal earning of over 200 Linking Words
pounds
in a week regardless of gender for only non-graduates. Use synonyms
In contrast
, more considerable Linking Words
income
gaps are witnessed in those aged 20-24, where men earn a minimum of around 350 Use synonyms
pounds
and a minimum of 330 Use synonyms
pounds
per week. Use synonyms
Women
, meanwhile, have an average weekly Use synonyms
income
of roughly 330 Use synonyms
pounds
and 290 Use synonyms
pounds
, respectively for academic and non-academic.
In terms of the four remaining Use synonyms
age
groups, the highest-paid males with educational degrees are 40-49 and 50-59 year-olds, earning over 700 Use synonyms
pounds
each, greatly above the salaries of those aged 25-29 and 30-39 years old, at around 480 and 620 Use synonyms
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On the contrary
, the median Linking Words
income
for Use synonyms
women
with graduation certificates in the four oldest categories is 400 Use synonyms
pounds
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differences are substantially less noticeable, at about 300 Use synonyms
pounds
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