The bar charts provide information about the ages that men and women got married in a certain country in 1996 and 2008.
The bar charts provide information about the ages that men and women got married in a certain country in 1996 and 2008. wA0E
The bar charts provide information about the ages that men and women got married in a certain country in 1996 and 2008.
Overall, the age that both sexes got married was higher in 2008, while women tended to marry at a younger age than men.
In 1996, 1 percent of women got married between the ages of 16 and 19, while in 2008 this figure was about three times lower. On the other hand, no men in this age group got married in either year. The most common age for women to get married was from 25-29 years of age, at around 11. 5 percent in both years.
As for men, the age groups of 25-29 and 30-34 were equally the most common age to get married, with about 9 percent of men getting married within these age groups. However, by 2006, men marrying between 25 and 29 had fallen to 8 percent, while 11 percent of men now got married between the ages of 30 and 34. the 35-39 and 40-44 age groups showed a similar trend. The percentage of women in these groups went up slightly, while for men they rose even more. The 35-39 category went from 7 percent to 9 percent, and the oldest group went from 5 percent to almost 7 percent.
The bar charts provide information about the
ages
that
men
and
women
got
married in a certain country in 1996 and 2008.
Overall
, the
age
that both sexes
got
married was higher in 2008, while
women
tended to marry at a younger
age
than
men
.
In 1996, 1
percent
of
women
got
married between the
ages
of 16 and 19, while in 2008 this figure was about three times lower.
On the other hand
, no
men
in this
age
group
got
married in either year. The most common
age
for
women
to
get
married was from 25-29 years of
age
, at around 11. 5
percent
in both years.
As for
men
, the
age
groups
of 25-29 and 30-34 were
equally
the most common
age
to
get
married, with about 9
percent
of
men
getting married within these
age
groups
.
However
, by 2006,
men
marrying between 25 and 29 had fallen to 8
percent
, while 11
percent
of
men
now
got
married between the
ages
of 30 and 34.
the
35-39 and 40-44
age
groups
showed
a similar trend. The percentage of
women
in these
groups
went up
slightly
, while for
men
they rose even more. The 35-39 category went from 7
percent
to 9
percent
, and the oldest
group
went from 5
percent
to almost 7
percent
.