The Table Below Shows the Proportion of Different Categories of Families

The table below shows the proportion of different categories of families living in poverty in Australia in 1999. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table provides information about the proportion of different individuals in Australia who are underprivileged in the year 1999. Overall, the families who are sole parents were showing an upward trend, whereas families with an aged couple showed a downward trend.

Firstly, families with aged couples were least at the table and data stood to be at 4 per cent which is 48000 of the overall population. At the same time, single aged persons were at second least priority among the household, which is 6 per cent which is 54000 Australian individuals. However, couples with no children stood to be at 7 per cent, which is at the third list among the underprivileged section.

Moreover, couples with children are on the fourth list, which is 12 per cent of the overall population. At the same time, single with no children were at second last priority and remained at 19 per cent of total individuals.

Lastly, the highest priority who are underprivileged are sole parents, and the data stood to be at 21 per cent, which is about 232000 of the overall population. Although, the overall number of households was estimated to be at 11 per cent, which is 1837000 Australian Individuals.

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