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The provided bar chart and table compare the average annual income of individuals in 6 sectors and the average salary for all sectors between 2000 and 2010. Overall, it can be seen that financial services consistently dominated the earnings, whereas tourism remained the lowest-paid sector throughout. Additionally, the total money showed an upward trajectory. In 2000, financial services were the most well-paid sector, with over $110,000 per year, followed by telecommunications and transport with $65,000 and nearly $50,000 respectively. Meanwhile, the remaining sectors remained relatively low, ranging from administration with nearly $45,000, retail/shops with just under $40,000 to just $20,000 of tourism sector. By 2010, Most sectors rose marginally; for instance, financial services jumped to $130,000, administration and telecommunications climbed slightly to $50,000 and $70,000 respectively, both transport and retail/shops surpassed $50,000. Tourism, by contrast, fell modestly to under $20,000. Similarly, the average annual salary witnessed an upward trend, recording at $50,000 in 2010, which was higher than in 2000 by around $6,000.