The line graph illustrates the weekly income of full-time employees in 2002 across eight
age
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groups
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categorized
by three levels of qualificationsChange the spelling
categorised
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:
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Overall
, individuals with other qualifications earned the highest weekly salaries throughout their early and mid-careers, Linking Words
while
those with a first Linking Words
degree
consistently earned the least. Use synonyms
Additionally
, earnings for all three Linking Words
groups
steadily increased in the first two decades before fluctuating or plateauing in the later Use synonyms
age
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. declined steadily to roughly £690 by Use synonyms
ages
Starting at around £420 per week for the 21-25 Use synonyms
age
group, the income of employees with other qualifications rose dramatically, peaking Use synonyms
a
£820 between Change preposition
at
ages
36 and 40. Use synonyms
However
, their pay declined steadily to roughly £690 by Linking Words
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ages
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the ages
56
–60.
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In contrast
, those with a higher Linking Words
degree
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the ages
41
and 45. After a brief decline, Change preposition
of 41
this
group experienced a strong rebound after Linking Words
age
55, ending with the highest pay of all Use synonyms
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, at about £790. First-Use synonyms
degree
holders followed a similar initial trajectory, rising to £690 before plateauing for the remainder of their careers.Use synonyms