The two pie charts illustrate marital statuses within the Canadian and Australian populations.
Overall
, the main noticeable trend in both countries is the higher rate of single Linking Words
people
, as opposed to married Use synonyms
people
.
In Canada, one-third of the population is married, leaving the rest of its inhabitants either separated, which is just over 50% of Use synonyms
people
, widowed, divorced, or having never been married. Use synonyms
In contrast
to the percentage of separations, Canada has a very low divorce rate, which stands at just 1%. Linking Words
Moreover
, there is a balance between the percentage of widowers and those who have always been single, making up 14% of the total population when combined.
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While
the former is seen to have 3% of its citizens in same sex marriages, they are not taken into account in Australia. Not only is the percentage of married Linking Words
people
considerably higher than that of Canada, but so are the divorce rates, Use synonyms
although
on the whole they only amount to 2% of the total population. Linking Words
However
, the statistics on single, widowed, and separated Linking Words
people
in Australia are lower than their Canadian counterparts, coming in at 5 to 6% for the first two of the list, and 41% for the Use synonyms
last
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