The table below compares the income of secondary and high school teachers in five particular countries : Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan and Korea in 2009.

The given table compares data about how much money people who were teachers of secondary and high school earned in 5 various countries in 2009.

Overall

, it was important that when teachers spent a period of time they could earn the peak salaries, and the lowest time was for Denmark

instead

of Japan;

moreover

, the main country that had huge salaries was Luxembourg.

According to

the graph, Luxembourg had a perfect situation for their teacher owing to the fact that their incomes were more than the others by 80,000 in the beginning;

then

they could earn 119,000 after 15

years

work

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;

furthermore

, they scored 132,000 after 30

years

. The second one for earning was Denmark teachers. at the start, they earned 45,000, and after 8

years

, they were able to earn the highest amount of 54,000;

additionally

,

this

number was the same for the whole

years

that they worked. The diagram illustrates that populations who taught younger generations in Japan earned 34,000 in the first

years

;

thereafter

, their incomes climbed to 65,000 after 15

years

,

also

this

figure reached 86,000 after 37

years

. The next ones were Korea and Australia, which had roughly the same number starting

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30,000. Later Australians after 9

years

could earn the largest income at 48,000

then

their salaries were constant

while

Koreans after 15

years

earned money the same as Australians;

then

they after 34

years

earned 62,000.