The following bar chart depicts the information about the rate of divorces in two European nations, namely Sweden and Finland, over a span of 5 years between 2011 to 2015.
Overall, Finland showed an increasing trend whereas Scotland experienced a decreasing trend over the years. Both the countries had fluctuations in divorce rates. Although Finland initially had a lower rate, it outdid Sweden by the end.
Finland started with around 38% divorce rates which later dropped to 32% in 2012, only to get an increase of 7% in 2013. Later, it rose to 41% in 2014, followed by 42% in the last year.
On the other hand, Sweden began with a high of 43% and got its peak at 49% in the year 2012. Further, it reduced by 2% in both 2013 and 2014 and faced a major drop to 38% at the end.
The following bar chart depicts the information about the
rate
of divorces in two European nations,
namely
Sweden and Finland, over a span of 5 years
between 2011 to 2015
.
Overall
, Finland
showed
an increasing trend whereas Scotland experienced a decreasing trend over the years. Both the countries had fluctuations in divorce
rates
. Although Finland
initially
had a lower
rate
, it outdid Sweden by the
end
.
Finland
started
with around 38% divorce
rates
which later dropped to 32% in 2012,
only
to
get
an increase of 7% in 2013. Later, it rose to 41% in 2014, followed by 42% in the last year.
On the other hand
, Sweden began with a high of 43% and
got
its peak at 49% in the year 2012.
Further
, it
reduced
by 2% in both 2013 and 2014 and faced a major drop to 38% at the
end
.