The table below shows the proportion of different categories of families living in poverty in Australia in 1999.
The table gives the information about percentage of different
households
groups living in poverty in Australia in 1999.
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household
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single
parent
and single families without Fix the agreement mistake
parents
children
have the biggest Use synonyms
percent
in Replace the word
percentage
the
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term
of living in poverty,Fix the agreement mistake
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while
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porprotion
of Correct your spelling
proportion
portion
the
all households.
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with, in 1999, all of Wrong verb form
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the catogories
catogories
to gather formed Correct your spelling
categories
as
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type
, which was around 2 million population and accounted for 11% of poverty in the day. It is obvious that sole Fix the agreement mistake
types
parent
have the significantly biggest percentage in those terms is 21%. Fix the agreement mistake
parents
Also
, single without Linking Words
children
have a slightly higher proportion of 19%, Use synonyms
while
there is only a 2% gap between Linking Words
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figure for sole Linking Words
parent
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parents
In contrast
, couples with Linking Words
children
come in second place after these Use synonyms
a
factors by 12%.
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Moreover
, other Linking Words
caregories
are less poor compared to the ones mentioned. In detail, aged Correct your spelling
categories
couple
have the Fix the agreement mistake
couples
least
figure on family type with only 4%. The couples that have no Correct word choice
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children
and single Use synonyms
aged
people, both have the Correct word choice
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less
percentage which is below 10%, with 7% and 6% respectively.Correct your spelling
lowest
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