The table below shows the proportion of different categories of families living in poverty in Australia in 1999. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given tabular chart depicts the information regarding the ratio of families who lived in Australia in the year 1999. The units are measured in %.
With regards to Australia, there were just over one-fifth of people who were sold parent in 1999. It was the highest percentage of people. Moreover, the second largest proportion of single people and they did not have children counted for 359000 in Australia. Furthermore, over the same time period, the least numbers were recorded by aged people, that was only 4%.
Moving further, the other lowest percentage of a single aged person who lived in poverty made of 54000 in the same year. More than 1% was accounted by a couple without any children in 1999. In addition, 12% of people were the couple with children in the given time period
From an overall perspective, it can be deduced that the greatest number of sole parents living in Australia, whereas the minimum ratio was calculated by aged people.
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