The chart below shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the career pathways of freshly graduated anthropologists,

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the table compares earnings after 5 years of work in anthropology across 3 different sectors, categorised into 4 pay ranges.

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the pie chart, the majority of students started working as full-time employees after graduating, accounting for 52%. Part-time workers were the second highest group with 15%,

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a similar figure(12%) was unemployed.

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, those who decided to work part-time alongside studying for a postgraduate degree comprised the smallest fraction, at a mere 5%, and 8% of the graduates chose to pursue an additional full-time degree. By looking at the salary comparison, the government sector offers the highest pay after 5 years, with 50% of employees earning more than $100,000. Freelance consulting has the second-highest rates, at more than $75,000 for 80% of the consultants. Interestingly, among privately employed individuals, there is a disparity in compensation, as 45% of them are paid less than $74,999, even though the rest earn more than that threshold.

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, it can be clearly seen that most graduates secured full-time jobs,

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the minority chose to pursue postgraduate study during part-time work. Meanwhile, most government-employed anthropologists are compensated the highest after 5 years.