The graph illustrates the proportions of full-time
workers
who have a university degree from 2004 until 2012. The graph Use synonyms
also
compares between Linking Words
math
and all other Use synonyms
graduates
. Use synonyms
In addition
, the average salary of all Linking Words
graduates
is Use synonyms
also
presented in the same period of time.
Linking Words
Overall
, the data showed a relatively stable curve of full-time employees with mathematics expertise. Linking Words
In contrast
, other Linking Words
graduates
who continued the phase in their lives to be full-time Use synonyms
workers
were shown to be up and down. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the amount of salary for all Linking Words
graduates
rose significantly from 2004 until 2012.
Use synonyms
First,
in the Linking Words
year
2004, there were 80% of Use synonyms
workers
who have Use synonyms
math
degrees. Surprisingly, from Use synonyms
year
to Use synonyms
year
until 2012, the Use synonyms
math
Use synonyms
workers
' trend was almost stable without any significant decrease. Use synonyms
Whereas
, the number of Linking Words
workers
with various backgrounds and specialities from their Use synonyms
last
study in university showed a slight rise to 80% in 2008 and went down again to 60% in 2012.
Linking Words
On the other hand
, the salaries of these Linking Words
workers
always increase Use synonyms
year
to Use synonyms
year
. Interestingly, in both years 2004 and 2006, the Use synonyms
math
worker's salary was equal to other Use synonyms
workers
. Use synonyms
While
, from 2008, 2019 until 2012, full-time Linking Words
workers
with Use synonyms
math
backgrounds gained significantly higher salaries than others. approximately about five thousand dollars higher than other Use synonyms
workers
.Use synonyms
putri