The chart below shows the distribution of different income groups in cities and regional centres of Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make a comparison where relevant.

The given bar graph illustrates the division of the percentage of the

population

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living in

cities

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and regional centres of Australia into low ($40,000 or less), lower

middle

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($40,000-70,000),

middle

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($70,000 -120,000) and high ($120,000 or more)

groups

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based on the average income per annum.

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, in total,

middle

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and Lower

middle

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groups

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constitute the highest numbers of people with the former one with the highest peak over in

cities

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. These are followed by low-income income

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in the regional centres, and by high-income income

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in the

cities

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. In

cities

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, the

middle

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economy

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consisted of 35% of the total

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.

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is followed

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by the lower

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group

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at 30% and high at 20% of the total

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. Roughly 13% of people belong to the low-income

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. In regional centres, the highest percentage

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comes under the lower

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-income

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, which is approximately 33%. The

middle

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group

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contributes around 27% followed by the low at 22% and the high at 15%.