The chart demonstrates the obesity rates between men and women in Australia over the years of 1980 to 2010.
Overall, females have been in the lower part of the spectrum in all of the period. While men have been on the higher percentage of the chart.
Women had over 30% in the 1980’s and have seen an increase to 45 per cent over the next 10 years. Moreover, that percent rose again in 2000’s to be slightly higher than 50%. However, that percentage stayed the same in 2010.
Males have had higher obesity levels in all over the chart. Making up 40% in start of the period and increasing by 8% in the next ten years. Furthermore, it reached its highest levels in the 2000’s, reaching the percentage of 65, which is an increase by 12% than the 2000’s. At the end of the period it fell to slightly be higher than 60%.
The chart demonstrates the obesity rates between
men
and women in Australia
over
the years of 1980 to 2010.
Overall
, females have been in the lower part of the spectrum in
all of the
period.
While
men
have been on the higher percentage of the chart.
Women had
over
30% in the
1980’s
and have
seen
an increase to 45 per cent
over
the
next
10 years.
Moreover
, that percent rose again
in 2000’s
to be
slightly
higher than 50%.
However
, that percentage stayed the same in 2010.
Males have had higher obesity levels in all
over
the chart. Making up 40% in
start
of the period and increasing by 8% in the
next
ten years.
Furthermore
, it reached its highest levels in the
2000’s
, reaching the percentage of 65, which is an increase by 12% than the
2000’s
. At the
end
of the period it fell to
slightly
be higher than 60%.