The two pie charts provide an overview of the marital status of the populations in
Canada
and Use synonyms
Australia
.
In Use synonyms
Canada
, the majority of the population, 53%, is separated but not divorced, indicating a high rate of marital separation. Use synonyms
This
contrasts with Linking Words
Australia
, where 46% of the population is married, suggesting a higher stability in marital relationships. The proportion of married Use synonyms
individuals
in Use synonyms
Canada
is lower at 29%, reflecting the higher separation rate.
Regarding Use synonyms
individuals
who have never married, Use synonyms
Canada
has a slightly higher percentage at 7%, compared to 6% in Use synonyms
Australia
. The percentage of widowed Use synonyms
individuals
is Use synonyms
also
marginally higher in Linking Words
Canada
(7%) than in Use synonyms
Australia
(5%).
One significant difference is in the category of same-sex marriage, which is present in Use synonyms
Canada
at 3%, but not recorded in Use synonyms
Australia
. Use synonyms
This
highlights a potential difference in the recognition or reporting of same-sex marriages between the two countries.
The percentage of divorced Linking Words
individuals
is relatively close, with Use synonyms
Australia
at 6% and Use synonyms
Canada
at 7%. These figures suggest that divorce rates are somewhat similar, though slightly higher in Use synonyms
Canada
.
Use synonyms
Overall
, the marital status distribution in Linking Words
Canada
shows a higher incidence of separation without divorce, Use synonyms
whereas
Linking Words
Australia
has a greater proportion of married Use synonyms
individuals
. The presence of same-sex marriage in Use synonyms
Canada
but not in Use synonyms
Australia
is Use synonyms
also
a noteworthy distinction. Despite these differences, both countries have comparable figures for Linking Words
never married
, widowed, and divorced populations.Verb problem
never-married
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