The line graph shows weekly
earnings
of full-time graduate employees by Use synonyms
degree
and Use synonyms
age
in 2002. Data is identified for three types of degrees: higher Use synonyms
degree
, first Use synonyms
degree
and others for different Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
groups
.
Looking at downward trends, some Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
groups
showed a decrease in money. Use synonyms
For example
, for Linking Words
"others"
qualification Correct article usage
the "others"
group
, weekly Use synonyms
earnings
peaked at around 820 Use synonyms
pounds
in Use synonyms
36
-40 Correct article usage
the 36
age
Use synonyms
group
. But after that, it fell Use synonyms
down
to about 720 Rephrase
apply
pounds
. Use synonyms
Also
, the first Linking Words
degree
Use synonyms
group
had a small drop between Use synonyms
41
-45 and 46-50 Correct article usage
the 41
age
Use synonyms
groups
. It fell from 700 Use synonyms
pounds
to roughly 670 Use synonyms
pounds
.
What about upward trendsUse synonyms
, there
was a steady growth in young Punctuation problem
? There
age
Use synonyms
groups
. Use synonyms
For instance
, from ages 21-25 to 36-40, Linking Words
earnings
for all three Use synonyms
groups
rose Use synonyms
up
very fast. The most important change was Rephrase
apply
higher
Correct article usage
the higher
degree
Use synonyms
group
. It kept rising in older Use synonyms
age
andUse synonyms
,
reached Punctuation problem
apply
maximum
at nearly 800 Correct article usage
a maximum
pounds
in Use synonyms
56
-60 Correct article usage
the 56
age
Use synonyms
group
.
Taken as a whole, weekly Use synonyms
earnings
changed Use synonyms
much
between different Rephrase
significantly
age
Use synonyms
groups
, and higher Use synonyms
degree
holders Use synonyms
earning
the most Wrong verb form
earned
pounds
in the end.Use synonyms