The pie chart illustrates the rates of
poverty
for Use synonyms
women
who were responsible for family expenditure and the bar chart compares the percentages of Use synonyms
poverty
between both genders in diverse Use synonyms
age
groups in the United States in the year 2008.
Use synonyms
Overall
, Linking Words
women
of all ages were poorer than men, particularly, exacerbated for single females
With regard to family composition of households, more than half of the single Use synonyms
women
with no dependent Use synonyms
children
were poor at 54%, Use synonyms
while
, Linking Words
this
rate was 26% for Linking Words
such
mothers with dependent Linking Words
children
. Use synonyms
In contrast
, married Linking Words
women
with no dependent Use synonyms
children
had the best situation financially and just 8% were in Use synonyms
poverty
, Use synonyms
whereas
, Linking Words
this
rate was slightly higher for married Linking Words
women
with dependent Use synonyms
children
at 12%.
In terms of various Use synonyms
age
groups, the severity of Use synonyms
poverty
among both genders under the Use synonyms
age
of 5 was higher than Use synonyms
other
ages which was more than 20%. Noticeably, after the Change preposition
at other
age
of 18, poor females bay far outraced poor men. Use synonyms
For instance
, about 20% of Linking Words
women
between the ages of 18 and 24 were in Use synonyms
poverty
, meanwhile it was less than 15% among males of the same Use synonyms
age
.Use synonyms
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