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% of US Population Who Never Married – by Year and Gender

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This bar chart below illustrates the proportion of male and female American who were unmarried between 1990 and 2010. Overall, unmarried Americans increased a little bit over time, and unmarried men ratio was higher than unmarried woman ratio in every period. According to the bar chart, slightly more than a quarter of men was not married in 1990. At the same year, slightly less than 20% of woman was not married in their lifetime. A decade later, unmarried man ratio increased to 27% and unmarried woman ratio became slightly more than 20%. Half a decade later than 2000, both unmarried men and women ratio increased by 1%. 3 and 4 years later both woman and men ratio increased by 1 percent as well. At the end, in 2010, unmarried woman ratio did not surpass unmarried men proportion in 1990 eve tough both increased. Unmarried woman stayed a bit less than 25% and unmarried man got nearly 30%
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between 1990 and 2010.
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Americans
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over time, and
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was higher than
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in every period.

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was not married in 1990. At the same year,
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woman
was not married in their lifetime. A decade later,
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to 27% and
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became
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, in 2010,
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did not surpass
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proportion in 1990 eve tough both
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stayed a bit less than 25% and
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IELTS academic % of US Population Who Never Married – by Year and Gender

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