The given pie charts compare and contrast to the number of the marital status of people between Canada and Australia.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that Canada has about six statuses while there just has 5 ones in Australia. It is evident that the proportion of separated but not divorced and married status accounts for a high point in both two countries which is in contrast to the status of divorced.
In Canada, the highest figure of the total is separated but not divorced status with over half of couples. The second place is married people with 29%. The data of people who were widowed and never married is similar with 7% of the population, followed by same-sex marriage at 3% of the population. The Canadian status lowest rate is divorced people just about 1% of people.
In contrast to Australia, the figure for people who is married stands in the first place with 46 percent of people. The proportion of separated but not divorced statues accounts for 41% of couples lower than 5% of married people. People who are widowed account for 6%, followed by single at 5%. The lowest percentage rate is divorced people with about 2% of the total.