the graph shows the amount earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002.it includes thoes with a degree,those with a higher degree and those with other qualifications.

The comparison of weekly

earnings

in terms of different

ages

is illustrated by a line graph which is presented. As can be seen clearly from the graph, all indicated group

earnings

increased significantly during examined

ages

.

While

the others rose with some fluctuations, the

overall

of higher degree and first degree is gradually increased. As the graph denoted, the other group reached a peak of just over 800 at the

age

of 36-40, which resulted in gradually increasing over 15

years

from 400 at the beginning of 21-25. As the

ages

pass, the other earning decreased slightly by over 100 and finished at almost 700 at the

age

of 56-60.

In contrast

, higher-degree

earnings

started at less than 400 at the

age

of 21-25 followed by more than 300 over 25

years

. After slighted decrees for 10

years

, the

earnings

fell up and finished at almost 800. regarding first-degree

earnings

is at least 300, thereby being the lowest beginning at

age

21-25. As time passes, the earning experienced an increase of 400

along with

remaining constant for 5 period

years

. Afterwards, first-degree

earnings

finished at their peak amount at

ages

36-40 nearly 700 after faced up a moderate decline at

age

46-50.