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Band 6+: the table shows the proportion of different categories of families living in poverty in Australia in 1999.

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The image shows a table with family types and corresponding proportions of people living in poverty in Australia in 1999: single aged person 6% (54,000), aged couple 4% (48,000), single no children 19% (359,000), couple no children 7% (211,000), sole parent 21% (232,000), couple with children 12% (933,000), all households 11% (1,837,000).
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The table above illustrates information on the various aspects of families living in poverty in Australia in the year 1999. Overall, it is evident that 11 percent of people were facing issues with poverty during that period

Furthermore, it is clear from the information that out of 6 categories of family types the highest number of people living in poverty were sole parents and single parent with no children, with 21 percent and 19 percent respectively. At the same time, the lowest number of people living in poverty were aged couple, at only 4 percent

Turning to other groups, like only 4 percent of single aged household suffer from poverty, though 7 percent of couple with no children experience poverty. Similarly, 12 percent of couple with children undergo poverty.

Taking all the groups together, it can be seen from that sole parents were the ones suffering the most while aged couples were in comparatively stable condition. Finally, each household had its own problems and significant people were living in poverty

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