The table shows the average annual income of people working in different sectors in 2004 , and the change from 2003. The pie chart shows the distribution of graduates in the different sectors.

The table demonstrates the average salary per year of those working in distinct sectors, and the change from 2003. The pie chart compares the rate of employment sectors for

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, it is manifested that the yearly payment of public services was the highest,

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to that of agriculture.

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, most

graduates

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worked in the service sector,

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the minority was employed in the finance one. Concerning the average annual income, the predominant position belonged to that of public services with 92,000, followed closely by finance, manufacturing salaries at 83,000 and 81,000, respectively. Though it remained at fourth place with 77,000, staff in wholesale and retail trade got their salaries with the most dramatic change of 8,4% compared to 2003. In the meantime, manufacturing,

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agriculture workers, only gained a perk of 52,000 and 40,000, in the given order.

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wholesale and retail trade, the salaries of each category witnessed a few changes, mostly under 5% with the agricultural field maintaining the lowest position at 2.31%. Regarding the distribution of

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in each employing field, one-third chose to work in public services,

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a quarter followed an agricultural career. 20% of the total post-students were

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employed in the manufacturing industry. Notably, despite a huge income, approximately 10% of the

graduates

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were employed in

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transportation and wholesale and retail sectors.

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, a minimum of 5% was the proportion documented in the workforce of finance.