The bar chart depicts the distribution of income groups, namely low (40,000 dollars or less), lower middle (40,00 - 70,000 dollars), middle (70,000 - 120,00 dollars), and high (120,000 dollars or more) in the cities and the regional centers of Australia.
The bar chart illustrates the distribution of different income groups in cities and regional centres of Australia. The income groups are categorized as low (
AUD
40,000 or less), lower middle (AUD
40,000 - AUD
70,000), middle (AUD
70,000 - AUD
120,000), and high (AUD
120,000 or more).
Overall
, the lower middle and middle-income groups have the highest percentages in both cities and regional centres, while
the high-income group
has the lowest percentage in both areas.
Specifically, in cities, the lower middle-income group
has the highest proportion, accounting for 30% of the population, followed by the middle-income group
at 27%. The high-income group
constitutes 22%, and the low-income group
represents 21% of the population.
In regional centres, the distribution differs slightly. The lower middle-income
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lower-middle-income
group
is the most prevalent, making up around 34% of the population. The middle-income group
follows with approximately 21%, while
the low-income group
is slightly higher at 22%. The high-income group
has the lowest representation at 15%.Submitted by daniellin0717 on
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