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The table presents data regarding the poor families of different household types in Australia in 1999. Generally speaking, 11% of all Australian households lived in poverty in 1999, and among them, sole parents and singles without any child were the highest in percentages that lived in hardship.
The table data outlines the ratio and number of impoverished families in Australia in the year 1999. It is evident that more than one-tenth of Australian families, approximately 1.8 million in total, lived in poverty in 1999, and couples with children made the highest number of destitute families.
The table lists the number and proportion of poverty-stricken families from various types of Australian households in 1999. In general, more than 1.83 million Australian households were impoverished and elder Australians were more economically affluent than other family types.
The table data presents information about the types of Australian families who were poverty-stricken in 1999. It also shows the number and proportion of such impoverished families for the same year.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.