The bar graph illustrates the amount of free house labor done by married men and women in different social categories.
As shown in the data, the female population completes most of the household chores for free compared to the male population whose number of unpaid labor is somewhat steady, reagardless of the amount of children they have, compared to women who spend more time on household chores the more children they have.
With a brief glance at the data, it can be suggested that married men without children spend a little less than 20 hours a week unpaid labor, whereas married female population in the same position spend exactly thirty hours per week on household responsibilities. That number steadily increases, going up to 50 hours for mothers of 1-2 children and 60 hours a week for married women with more than three children.
in contrast, married men’s time spent doing chores for free slightly declines as they have more children, data suggesting that it decrease from around 19 hours to approximately 17 hours.