The table below presents the number of children ever born to women aged 40-44 years in Australia for each year the information was collected since 1981.

the table

depict

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the

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information about the number of

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children

childrens

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children

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which

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were born in

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Australia

austrailia

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Australia

over a period of two and half decade since 1981 after analyzing the table, the

woman

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women

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from age 40 to 44 who had no

children

was 8.5% in 1981

this

percentage

rose to 9.7% after four

year

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of

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. the women with had given birth to

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child and double were 7.6% and 29% in the year

of

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1981

while

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inclined gradually and reached 8.7% and 35% over a four year period the

percentage

of

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woman

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women

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with 3-4 or more

children

were much higher approximately to 28%

furthermore

, from 1996 to 2006, the

childlesss

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childless

woman ratio went up from 12% to 15%

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for one

children

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it reached

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13 % a decade later.

whereas

there was no difference in the

percentage

of two

children

and remained there but for three or more

children

the percentile

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to its lowest point and

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downwardly between 1996 to 2006

overall

, it can be vividly manifested that the women from 40-44 years old had more

children

initially

and

this

percentage

decreased over time.