The line graph compares the income gap between men and women in five countries during the period of 1978-2008

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The line graph compares the income gap between men and women in five countries during the period of 1978-2008.
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, the difference in money earned between these two genders tended to narrow down in Japan, the US, France and the UK
while
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the trend is the opposite for the case of Australia. Japan witnessed the highest gap between income of men and women in 1978, at nearly 50%
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the figures for the US and the UK were around 30% and that for France was approximately 20%. The percentage decreased gradually and after 40 years, the difference between the money earned of these sexes in Japan was 40%. The US and UK almost collied at 28%
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France was the country with the lowest gap at 18% in 2008. Australia witnessed the smallest difference in income among the five countries in 1978, at about 19%.
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, after 10 years standing still at roughly 17%, the figure went straight to about 23% in 2008.

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