The table below is comparing level of education achieved to the rate of unemployment and the median weekly earnings in 2008. Bas
ed on the information provided, the unemployment rate decreases the most when moving between which two consecutive educational levels?
Two graphs connected by level of education are shown. First graph is titled Unemployment rate in 2008. Doctoral degree, 2; professional degree, 1.7; master's degree, 2.4; bachelor's degree, 2.8; associate degree, 3.7; some college, no degree, 5.1; high school graduate, 5.7; less than high school diploma, 9. Second graph is titled Median weekly earning in 2008. Doctoral degree, 1,555 dollars; professional degree, 1,522 dollars; master's degree, 1,228 dollars; bachelor's degree, 978 dollars; associate degree, 736 dollars; some college, no degree, 645 dollars; high school graduate, 591 dollars; less than a high school diploma, 426 dollars.
a.
“Less than high school” and “High School Graduate”
b.
“High school graduate” and “Some college, no degree”
c.
“Associate degree” and “Bachelor’s degree”
d.
“Professional degree” and “Doctoral degree”
