Income distributions amongst men in Sydney
Income distributions amongst men in Sydney YyOVV
The bar chart below show the distribution of income amongst 2 groups of men aged 25-44 in Sydney, Australian-born and men born oversea.
For the native Australian, the majority, 35% of the population, of people earned around 600-1000$ which is considered a middle income. The second highest is the lower middle income which make make up 30% of Australian-born men. The minority of the people, with only 14%, belong to the low income. The second to lowest (20%)is the high income group.
Regarding the foreign born male, the most of the population is saturated at the lower middle and the middle income with 33% and 27%, respectively. The lowest percentage of this group (15%) belong to the high income and a significant portion in the low income with, roughly, 22%.
In general, the Australian born mean are more wealthy than the men born overseas. However, the majority of people in both groups are saturated in the middle and the lower income.
The bar chart below
show
the distribution of
income
amongst 2 groups of
men
aged 25-44 in Sydney, Australian-born and
men
born oversea.
For the native Australian, the majority, 35% of the population, of
people
earned around 600-
1000$
which
is considered
a
middle
income
. The second highest is the lower
middle
income
which
make
make
up 30% of Australian-born
men
. The minority of the
people
, with
only
14%, belong to the low
income
.
The
second to lowest (20%)is the high
income
group.
Regarding the foreign born male, the most of the population
is saturated
at the lower
middle
and the
middle
income
with 33% and 27%,
respectively
. The lowest percentage of this group (15%) belong to the high
income
and a significant portion in the low
income
with, roughly, 22%.
In general
, the Australian born mean are more wealthy than the
men
born overseas.
However
, the majority of
people
in both groups
are saturated
in the
middle
and the lower
income
.