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Band 6+: The charts below show the frequency of being happy in the last four weeks by labour status and by age group. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts and one bar chart. The pie charts depict happiness in the last four weeks by age group: ages 50-64 report 15.6% happy little/none of the time, 29.4% some of the time, 55.1% almost all of the time; ages 65-74 report 14.2% little/none of the time, 27.4% some of the time, 58.3% almost all of the time. The bar chart shows happiness by labor status: retired individuals report 15.2% happy little/none of the time, 27.8% some of the time, 57.0% almost all of the time; self-employed report 12.4% little/none of the time, 29.2% some of the time, 58.5% almost all of the time; in education/training report 7.3% little/none of the time, 21.4% some of the time, 72.3% almost all of the time.
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The bar and pie charts illustrate the frequency of happiness in the last four weeks by 50-64 and 65-74 age groups and by labour status.

Overall, people most of the time show the highest percentage of happiness especially in education and training. Another noticeable feature is that the older generation(65-74 and 50-64) experienced all the time and their proportions are quite the same.

In terms of happiness in the last four weeks by age group, people in 65-74 and 50-64 witnessed the largest proportion of most of the time happiness, accounting for 58.3% and 55.1 respectively. 50-64 aged people show a 2% more proportion than 65-74 aged people feeling happiness some of the time, making up 29.4% and 27.4% respectively. Both age groups who feel happiness none of the time ranked last, reflecting 15.6% 50-64 ages and 14.2 65-74 ages.

As for happiness by labour status, in education and training they experience the highest proportion most of the time(72.3). In addition, figures for retired and self-employed also show the biggest percentages,constituting 57% and 58.5% respectively. Followed by,the proportion of some time ranked second for self-employed,retired and in education and training, standing at 29.2%,27.85% and 21.4% respectively. The least common option is none of the time people who feel happiness,however, people in education and training show the lowest (6.3%),while retired and self-employed people make up 15.2% and 12.4% respectively.

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