The provided bar chart illustrates the percentage distribution of various income groups in cities and regional centers of Australia. The data represented is for an undisclosed time period.
Overall, the majority of the population in cities falls within the middle income bracket, whereas in regional centers, there is a higher prevalence of individuals with lower middle income. Furthermore, the average weekly total income ranges from $800-1,000 for cities and $400-600 for regional centers.
In cities, approximately 13% of the population earns under $20,800, while 25% falls within the $20,800-$41,599 income range. Moreover, the majority of individuals, accounting for 45%, earn between $41,600-$62,399, and 20% have an income of $62,400 or more. Additionally, the average weekly total income for cities ranges from $800-1,000.
Contrastingly, in regional centers, a larger percentage, around 20%, falls within the under $20,800 income group, and a substantial 65% of the population earns within the $20,800-$41,599 bracket. Furthermore, 15% fall within the $41,600-$62,399 income range, while no individuals have an income of $62,400 or more. In addition, the average weekly total income for regional centers is lower, ranging from $400-600.