The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia.
The pie charts provide information about the proportion of the Canadian and Australian
population
in terms of civil status
.
It is noticeable that in Canada, there are six status
categories, by contrast
, Australia do
not have same-sex Change the verb form
does
marriage
, thus
only five marital status
are shown in the chart. While
in both countries a larger portion of the population
is either separated or married, the percentage of other status
categories is relatively small.
In Canada, more than half (53%) of the married population
are not living together but are not legally separated. While
the proportion of married people in Canada only has
29% of the total Verb problem
apply
population
, the majority of Australians are bonded by marriage
46%.
Separated individuals in Australia comprise 41% of the whole population
. The remaining 13% of Australian people are either single, widowed or legally separated. Furthermore
, the single and widowed Canadian citizens are proportional at 7%. A marginal portion of 3% in this
country are in homosexual marriage
. Australia, on the other hand
, do
not have individuals involved in same-sex Change the verb form
does
marriage
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