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 bar chart illustrates data based on different

income

groups in various urban and rural

areas

of Australia.

Overall

, there is a huge gap between the

middle

and the

low

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income

earners in the city

areas

per year.

Similarly

, the same trend is witnessed in the regional

areas

among those with lower

middle

and high

income

annually. In terms of low and lower

middle

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income

earners, Regional

areas

have the highest figures of people in the lower

middle

class at 34% per annum.

However

,

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city dwellers are reported to earn approximately 13%, which is almost triple the number of

the

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rural counterparts. Looking specifically at those in the

middle

and high category of

income

, urban regions outnumber the rural

areas

by more than double the figure, making it 35% of the total

earning

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earnings

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all year round in comparison to a mere 15% of individuals working in regionals. Interestingly,

middle salaried

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people are the most popular in urban

areas

followed closely by those in the lower

middle

category of regional centres.