The chart below shows the distribution of different income groups in cities and regional centres of Australia
The bar chart displays the
percentage
of four different income categories in cities
and regional centres of Australia.
Overall
, it is clear from the graph that the Lower middle
and middle
groups are the highest, while
the lowest groups are high and low-income in both cities
and regional centres.
According to
what is shown, the proportion of the low-income category
is around 13 per cent
and it is the smallest percentage
in cities
. The middle
income group has the highest percentage
in cities
, it makes up 35 per cent
of all proportions. Below a third is the lower middle
group and a fifth is the high category
. Moreover
, in regional centres, the high category
is the lowest while
the lower middle
is the largest, it forms about over a third. The percentage
of the low group is approximately 22 per cent
and the middle
category
is above 25 per cent
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