The table provide information about the percentage of multiple types of household in a North America nation between 1970 and 2003.
Overall, the share of all kinds of household, except for Married couple, increased to various extents throughout 33 years beginning in 1970. In addition, the figure for a type of non-family household called single increased the most exceptionally compared to others in the same period.
Regarding the household composition, Married Couple was the most prevalent type of household in a North American country despite witnessing a decline at the end of the period. Specifically, around three-fifths of households in that country was recorded as married couple in 1970; however, the figure then experienced a plunge to 41% in the following 33 years. Other types of household, however, occupied minimal proportions in both years although they were witnessed an increase. To be specific, this nation recorded a modest growth in household of Father and kid ( 9% to 10%), mother and kid (10% to 11%) and other member sharing (13% to 14%) from 1970 to 2003.
In terms of non-family household composition, approximately 4% of households in that nation was Single and Room sharing in 1970; however, these figures then rose significantly to 13% and 11% in 2003,respectively.