The Bar graph above shows the distribution of salaries in Minnesota State Government Executive Branch by Gender in 1976 and 2014.
Summarise the information given in the graph by selecting and reporting the main features. Make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words
The graphs compare the annual salaries for State Government Executive Branch in Minnesota on gender basis in 1976 and 2014.
It is evident from the graph that the salaries for males in the year 1946 were higher as compared to female salaries, whereas the salaries for both genders show marginal disparity for the year 2014. Also, the annual salaries for these two years differ exponentially as the highest annual wages in 1946 were $14,601 – over $17,400 whereas “$80,000 and over” for 2014.
Maximum women (39%) earned less than $7,500 - $8,200 in the year 1946 although 31% of the males earned their maximum annual wages between $14,601 – over $17,400. A marginal difference of 5% was seen in salaries for both genders who earned between $9,901 and $12,000 for the same year.
On the contrary, the maximum difference in salaries for both genders in 2014 for all salary slabs was around 5% with maximum males (42.2%) and maximum females (39.4%) earning between $40,0000 and $59,999.
The graphs compare the annual salaries for State Government Executive Branch in Minnesota on gender basis in 1976 and 2014.
It is evident from the graph that the salaries for males in the year 1946 were higher as compared to females whereas the salaries for both genders are showing marginal disparity for the year 2014. Also, the annual salaries for these two years differ exponentially as the highest annual wages in 1946 were $14,601 – over $17,400 whereas it is $80,000 and over for 2014.
Maximum women (39%) earned less than $7,500 - $8,200 in the year 1946 although 31% of the males earned their maximum annual wages between $14,601 – over $17,400. A marginal difference of 5% is seen in salaries for both genders who earned between $9,901 and $12,000 for the same year.
On the contrary, the maximum difference in salaries for both genders in 2014 for all salary slabs is around 5% with maximum males (42.2%) and maximum females (39.4%) earning between $40,0000 - $59,999.
