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The image features two distinct visual data presentations for 2019: a bar chart on top and a table on the bottom. The bar chart compares reasons for working from home between males and females. It shows 45% of males and 42% of females worked from home to save money, 24% of males and 11% of females cited being more productive, and 4% of males and 26% of females opted for easier childcare. The table details weekly work hours from home, noting 3% of males and 74% of females worked under 10 hours, 16% of males and 22% of females worked between 10 to 30 hours, and 81% of males and 6% of females worked over 30 hours.
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The given diagrams illustrate information about the hours who worked from their house and the main causes for working home for the year in 2019. Overall, the main reason for working home was to save money, while the least reason was for easier childcare, however males work more than women after 30, meanwhile females showed the highest percentage, when they were under 10.
Initiallly, to save money males indicated the highest rate with 45%, whereas females were 3% lower, including the 42%. To be more productive, men accounted for 24%, meanwhile women stood at only 11%. For easier childcare, males depicted only 4%, while females were 16% higher from them.
For hours of per week, individuals under 10, males were 3%, while females had 74%. From 10 to 30, men included 16%, whereas women showed 22%. However, adults especially females were only 6%, meanwhile males accounted for 81 percentage, reaching its highest point through the period.
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