The line chart and table give information for the proportion of
full time
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full-time
employment
and Use synonyms
average
yearly Add an article
an average
salary
of Use synonyms
Math
and all Use synonyms
graduates
from an Australian university in an eight-year period, between 2004 and 2012.
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it is clear that
the Maths Linking Words
graduates
surpassed all Use synonyms
graduates
for Use synonyms
both
full-time Use synonyms
employment
and average Use synonyms
salary
. Use synonyms
Additionally
, the percentage of full-time Linking Words
employment
remained unchanged over the year period, Use synonyms
whereas
the salaries go up with time.
In 2004, the proportion of Linking Words
Math
Use synonyms
graduates
getting full-time jobs was 80%, Use synonyms
while
only 65% of all Linking Words
graduates
Use synonyms
guaranteed
full-time Add a missing verb
were guaranteed
employment
. The percentage of Use synonyms
both
Maths and all Use synonyms
graduates
slightly increased Use synonyms
approximately
10% over two years. Change preposition
by approximately
However
, after the year 2008, the proportion dropped for Linking Words
both
and made up the same values in 2012 compared to the year 2004.
Looking at the statistic for the average Use synonyms
salary
in two years, 2004 and 2006, Use synonyms
Math
and all Use synonyms
graduates
was the same Use synonyms
salary
with $41,000 and $43,000. The salaries of Use synonyms
both
Use synonyms
math
and all Use synonyms
graduates
rose continuously with time but Use synonyms
math
Use synonyms
Use synonyms
graduates
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graduates'
graduate's
Use synonyms
salary
went up higher and more rapidly than all Fix the agreement mistake
salaries
graduates
in the next six years. In 2012, Use synonyms
Math
Use synonyms
graduates
got pay of $56,000 Use synonyms
while
others got only $51,000.Linking Words