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.
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The provided bar chart presents the income levels of people who live in the
cities
and the regional centres
of Australia.
Overall
, the revenue amounts were categorised into four groups which were low (40,000 USD
or less), lower-middle (40,000-70,000 USD
), middle (70,000-120,000 USD
) and high (120,000 USD
or more).
The top position in the cities
was the middle-income group
which contributed to approximately 35%, meanwhile, it was the second biggest portion at 27% in the regional centres
. In addition
, the lower-middle-income group
which had the highest percentage at 34% in the regional centres
became second place at 30% in the cities
. Moreover
, the smallest group
in the cities
was the low-income group
at 12.5%. On the other hand
, the high-income group
had the lowest percentage at 15% in the regional centres
. There were significant differences in the structure of those areas. However
, the lower-middle-income and middle-income were the main sectors totalling over 65%.Submitted by Punpun on
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