The bar graphs are representing the total number of marriages and divorces in eight varying countries throughout the period of 1981 and 1994.
The bar graphs are representing the total number of marriages and divorces in eight varying countries throughout the period of 1981 and 1994. gA6ra
The bar graphs are representing the total number of marriages and divorces in eight varying countries throughout the period of 1981 and 1994. The surveyed nations include the USA, Japan, UK, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Italy and France. As it can be clearly seen in the chart, the rate of marriages in all of the nations, excluding Denmark, had a sharp decline over the period of survey. However, there seems to be a rise in total divorce cases.
The bar chart represents that the marriage rate in 1981 in the US was the highest in comparison to other nations, which was exceeding 10 per thousand. On the contrary, in 1994, this number declined to 9 per thousand people. In other European nations, including Italy, Denmark, Finland, France and the United Kingdom, the marriage rate was approximately 6 for every thousand people. In 1981, standing at 5 per thousand, Denmark recorded the lowest number of marriages. The graph also shows that post 15 years, the marriage rate fell further in most of the countries. However, in Denmark, the number saw an increase, which was nearly 2 per thousand.
In 1981, Germany and Finland recorded almost the same rate, a little more than 6 per thousand. Still, a significant drop was recorded in both these nations. In Finland, the marriage rate declined to a little more than 4 per thousand in 1994 and it was closer to 6 in Germany during the same time.
Also, from the divorce statistics, it is clear that the maximum rate of divorce was seen in the USA, which was a bit over 5 per thousand in 1981. The divorce rate of 1994 was compared to the marriage rate of 1981 in all of the countries, including Denmark and the USA. The lowest number of divorce rate was registered in Italy among others. Germany showed stability for 2 years. And then, the divorce rate per thousand increased a bit from less than 3 per thousand in 1981 to more than 3 in 1994.
The bar graphs are representing the total
number
of
marriages
and
divorces
in eight varying countries throughout the period of 1981 and 1994. The surveyed
nations
include the USA, Japan, UK, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Italy and France. As it can be
clearly
seen
in the chart, the
rate
of
marriages
in
all of the
nations
, excluding Denmark, had a sharp decline over the period of survey.
However
, there seems to be a rise in total
divorce
cases.
The bar chart represents that the
marriage
rate
in 1981 in the US was the highest
in comparison
to other
nations
, which was exceeding 10 per thousand.
On the contrary
, in 1994, this
number
declined to 9 per thousand
people
. In other European
nations
, including Italy, Denmark, Finland, France and the United Kingdom, the
marriage
rate
was approximately 6 for every thousand
people
. In 1981, standing at 5 per thousand, Denmark recorded the lowest
number
of
marriages
. The graph
also
shows
that post 15 years, the
marriage
rate
fell
further
in most of the countries.
However
, in Denmark, the
number
saw
an increase, which was
nearly
2 per thousand.
In 1981, Germany and Finland recorded almost the same
rate
, a
little
more than 6 per thousand.
Still
, a significant drop
was recorded
in both these
nations
. In Finland, the
marriage
rate
declined to a
little
more than 4 per thousand in 1994 and it was closer to 6 in Germany during the same time.
Also
, from the
divorce
statistics, it is
clear
that the maximum
rate
of
divorce
was
seen
in the USA, which was a bit over 5 per thousand in 1981. The
divorce
rate
of 1994
was compared
to the
marriage
rate
of 1981 in
all of the
countries, including Denmark and the USA. The lowest
number
of
divorce
rate
was registered
in Italy among others. Germany
showed
stability for 2 years. And then, the
divorce
rate
per thousand increased a bit from less than 3 per thousand in 1981 to more than 3 in 1994.