The pie chart gives information about women in poverty and the bar chart breaks down poverty rates by sex and age in 2008.The presented chart illustrates family composition of households with single women with no dependent and without children,and also married women with dependent or no dependent children. The bar chart expresses rates of poverty by age and sex,young people and women were more likely to be in poverty than female young adults and
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Looking at the pie chart , 54%, which is the highest, were unmarried women with no dependent children. This data was more than double that of single women with children and quit high married women with children which was 12% and married women without kids was 4%lower.
In terms of the rate of poverty relating to gender and age, more than 20% of those under the age 5 were in poverty by both sexual identities however the age group of 5-7 it dropped by 4% as well.The lowest proportion of males group age to 45-54 that 7 %,between 55-59 go down by one percent and older than 75 was 6%. In comparison to females the lowest total female in the youth groups 45-54 was 8% and 55-9 was just about 10%. The biggest construct between both genders is the age group 18 to 24 of which women were 20%and the difference is only 5 percent.