The bar chart illustrates the percentages of divorce in Finland and England between 2011 and 2015.
In Finland, the separation data in the year 2011 was about 38%. While, it had a gradual decline by 2012 for approximately 32% but eventually ratio grew to about 30% by year 2013. Moreover, the percentage was increasing simultaneously till year 2014 around 40% followed by the year 205 also.
On the other hand, Sweden had much higher divorce rates than Finland.
In Finland, data accounted for separation was around 43%, whereas, it gradually rose to around 49%. However, from year 2013 rates started declining. In 2013 data collected was around 46% and continued to decline steadily till the end of the period, reaching around 45% in 2014 and going to it’s lowest about 37% in 2015.
The bar chart illustrates the percentages of divorce in Finland and England between 2011 and 2015.
In Finland, the separation data in the
year
2011 was about 38%. While, it had a gradual decline by 2012 for approximately 32%
but
eventually
ratio grew to about 30% by
year
2013.
Moreover
, the percentage was increasing
simultaneously
till
year
2014
around
40% followed by the
year
205
also
.
On the other hand
, Sweden had much higher divorce rates than Finland.
In Finland, data accounted for separation was
around
43%, whereas, it
gradually
rose to
around
49%.
However
, from
year
2013 rates
started
declining. In 2013 data collected was
around
46% and continued to decline
steadily
till the
end
of the period, reaching
around
45% in 2014 and going to it’s lowest about 37% in 2015.