The table graph shows the gathered statistics about children who are born by the women from 40 to 44 years old. The data is taken from four different years (1981, 1986, and 2006) in Australia.
Overall, by age 40-44 years, the percentage of women having four or more children had significant downward trend since 1981 to 2006. However, the proportion who have had one child and two children or not at all was reverse.
The proportion of women who have had just one child was the lowest, while they who have had two children were the highest in Australia since 1980s to 2006. The percentage of amount of children who was born by woman aged 40-44 years old was identical relatively. The highest change happened in 1986 in the women who have had one or none child at all that were 8.7% to 11.3% and 9.7% to 12.8% respectively in during a century.
Overall, by age 40-44 years, the percentage of women having four or more children had significant downward trend since 1981 to 2006. However, the proportion who have had one child and two children or not at all was reverse.
The proportion of women who have had just one child was the lowest, while they who have had two children were the highest in Australia since 1980s to 2006. The percentage of amount of children who was born by woman aged 40-44 years old was identical relatively. The highest change happened in 1986 in the women who have had one or none child at all that were 8.7% to 11.3% and 9.7% to 12.8% respectively in during a century.
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