The table below shows the changes in some household types in Canada from 1984 to 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
This
table shows the changes in household types in Canada.
Overall
, in the year
1984, most of the Canadian family type was dependent children
family, which 52 per cent (%). And this
number will keep decreasing in the future. It will cut down about 6%~2% every 10 years. On the one hand, the household type was not very usual during this
period, only 6% were single. However
, this
data will go increase since 1994 and it will keep rising to 12% in the year
2020. On the other hand
, when the dependent children
family is no longer the main household type,the percentage of no children
family keep increasing. There was 19% in 1984, but this
number is rising up slowly and it became 25 in the year
2020.
Although
the number of lone-parent families was not very popular during 1984~2020. But its data is still rose up. Once there was 4% is the lone family. But in the year
2020, it rose to 12%.
In addition
, there was not too much change in the percentages of non-dependent children
families. It only has a 1%~2% change during those particular years.Submitted by wujingyun843 on
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