Average weekly earnings of graduates and non graduates

The graph illustrates the average income between men and women graduates and not yet graduates everyweek. As can be seen from the bar chart, while both sexes have payment levels that increase with age, the male population tends to grow faster than the female. In particular, the number of graduates has always achieved higher wages than the rest. From 16 to 59 of the age, male earnings in a week significantly increase about 710 pounds. In the two last levels, there is no much changes which have been shown for non-graduations. From what is illustrated from the chart, salaries subsist mostly the same from ages 25 to 59 approximately 410 pounds for whom have the graduate degree while ages lower than 25 has decreased by around 100 pounds. Non-graduating women income increase steadily to 350 pounds in ages 25-29 and slightly fell back to 300 pounds at the end of the age ranges (50-59). In conclusion, Males have a great influence on the wages of both graduates and non-graduates.