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The image contains two bar charts representing statistics for marriage and divorce across eight countries in 1981 and 1994. In the marriage statistic chart, 1981 figures are as follows: USA 10; UK 7; Poland 7; Germany 7; France 7; Italy 7; Canada 7; Australia 9. In 1994, the figures are: USA 8; UK 8; Poland 7; Germany 6; France 6; Italy 6; Canada 7; Australia 7. In the divorce statistic chart for 1981, the numbers are: USA 5; UK 3; Poland 2; Germany 2; France 2; Italy 2; Canada 3; Australia 5. For 1994, the divorce figures are: USA 4; UK 3; Poland 1; Germany 2; France 2; Italy 2; Canada 4; Australia 4.
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The bar charts depict the marriage and divorce rates per 1,000 population across eight countries in 1981 and 1994.
Overall, marriage rates generally declined, while divorce rates remained stable or decreased slightly. The USA consistently had the highest rates for both metrics, whereas Italy and Poland showed the lowest figures.
In 1981, the USA led marriage rates at 10 per 1,000, followed by Australia at 9, with all other countries at 7. By 1994, the USA dropped to 8, Australia to 7, and the UK rose from 7 to 8. Germany, France, and Italy each fell from 7 to 6, while Poland and Canada remained unchanged at 7.
Divorce rates in 1981 were highest in the USA and Australia (5 each), followed by the UK and Canada (3 each), and the remaining countries at 2. By 1994, the USA had decreased to 4, Australia to 4, Canada to 4, and Poland from 2 to 1. The UK remained at 3, while Germany, France, and Italy stayed at 2.
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