The pie chart shows women in poverty in the United States and bar chart compares poverty rates by gender.

The pie chart represents information

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the

number

of

women

who are in

poverty

and the bar chart provides data

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poverty

rates by gender. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the biggest

number

of

women

in

poverty

are single

women

with no dependent children ( 54%).

Also

, the lowest figures in

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pie chart are married

women

with no dependent child (8%).

Furthermore

, the percentage of married

women

with children is 12%.

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of

women

who are unmarried and have children is 26%. In terms of the rate of

poverty

relating to gender and

age

, the highest percentage of females in the group aged from 18 to 24 ( nearly 22% ).

However

, the highest proportion

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poverty

among males is the group aged under five years old. The lowest proportion of males is in the

age

groups of 45 to 54 ( 7% ) , between 55 and 59 ( 8%) and older than 75 ( 6%).

In contrast

, compared to females the lowest

number

of females in the

age

groups 45-54 ( 8%) and 55-59 ( almost 10%) . The biggest contrast between femininity and male is the

age

group from 18 to 24 the difference is five per cent.