The bar chart below shows the distribution of different income groups of men aged 25-44 in Sydney according to whether they were born in Australia or overseas. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart below shows the percentage of men from aged 25-44 in Sydney. There are 4 groups: low income; lower middle; middle and high income. The men are divided into 2 groups that: Australia- born men and men born overseas. Acording to the chart, in the group of Australia – born men, the middle with 35% is the highest percentage. Then the second highest percentage columm is lower middle, it is 5% lower than the first columm. The third is high income with 20%, it is 10% lower than the second but 6% higher than the low income ( 14% ) In the group men born overseas, there are some difference. The people with lower middle is the highest percentage about 33% to 34%. The second is the middle, the percentage is not really high, about 28%. In the first chart, the high income is 20% but in the second chart, it is just 15%. People who are non- native to Australia has a small ratio of people earning more than 1, 000$. If the low income in the first chart has a low percentage, in the second it is about 23%, higher than the first about 9%.