The line graph illustrates the proportion of income gap between genders in five countries at ten-year from 1978 to 2008.
Overall, there was a decline in the percentage of income gap in Japan, US, France and UK, while an opposite trend can be seen in the figure for difference income in Australia. In addition, Australia was the only country had the income gap between men and women increased in five countries.
The share of the difference income in genders in Japan started at 48%, after which it experienced a significant decrease to about 41% in 2008. Similarly, the figure for the income gap between men and women in US, Uk decreased from 33% and 29% in 1978 to approximately 28% and 27% respectively.
18% was the proportion of income gap genders in Australia in 1978, with a subsequent fluctuatios and surpass the figure for France in 1998 and ending the period at 24%. By contrast, the figure for France dropped from 19% to 17% in three decades.
The line graph illustrates the proportion of
income
gap
between genders in five countries at ten-year from 1978 to 2008.
Overall
, there was a decline in the percentage of
income
gap
in Japan, US, France and UK, while an opposite trend can be
seen
in the
figure
for difference
income
in Australia.
In addition
, Australia was the
only
country had the
income
gap
between
men
and women increased in five countries.
The share of the difference
income
in genders in Japan
started
at 48%, after which it experienced a significant decrease to about 41% in 2008.
Similarly
, the
figure
for the
income
gap
between
men
and women in US,
Uk
decreased from 33% and 29% in 1978 to approximately 28% and 27%
respectively
.
18% was the proportion of
income
gap
genders in Australia in 1978, with a subsequent
fluctuatios
and surpass the
figure
for France in 1998 and ending the period at 24%. By contrast, the
figure
for France dropped from 19% to 17% in three decades.