The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The two pie charts depict similar data in proportion for two different countries' types of status in individuals as separated, married, never married, windowed, divorced and same-sex marriage.
Overall
, most Canadians and Australians either are or have been married. Although
Australia
's ratio in married population nearly doubled compared with Canada
. There is a new type of individual status described as same-sex marriage only in Canada
.
To begin
with, in both countries
the highest proportion of separated and married are in total 82%, 87% in Add a comma
countries,
Canada
and Australia
respectively. Also
, men and women being single percentage showed 7% in Canada
and 5% in Australia
.
The smallest proportion of the chart is taken by those, who are divorced (1% in Canada
and 2% in Australia
). The number of people who are widowed in both states with between 7% and 6%. The difference between them is that Canadian law connections between men and men or women and women are seen and form 3% of the chart, while
there are no same-sex marriages in Australia
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