The bar chart depicts the data about the difficulties that people are encountered when they want to live abroad.
Overall, the problem of finding schools is less than the other difficulties for every age group. For every parent over the age of 35 to 54 , itsit's harder to find a school for their children. In other words, itsthe percentage is higher than the other age groups and isat about 18 percent. BesidesAdditionally, the group over thebetween ages between 18 and 34 has morea higher percentage than the third group throughregarding the problem of finding schools for their children.
TheFor the third group, despite the fact that isit represents older at agesages, itsthe healthcare problem is less than the previous group, but itsthe difference in percentage with the middle group is too weak and isat about a percent. On the other hand, when we want to sortingsort out the groupsgroup's healthcare problem, the people over 55 yearyears old have more difficulties than the people at the ageages of 18 –to 34.
For the ages between the years 18 to 34, financial problems are more encountered more than the older people over the age of 55. In contrast, financial problems for the people overbetween the ages of 35 to 54 are more than the first age group. Despite of more financial difficulties for the second group, the difference in percentage is less than two percent.
On the whole, financial and healthcare problems percentages are more thanoutweigh the problem of finding schools for children, and in this comparison in terms of people age groups, it is discovered that between the first two groups, problems percentage increasespercentages increase, and between the second and the third group, it hasthere is a fall in percentages.