1- While the spending on housing was 72. 11 % in 2010 the spending was 22 %.
2- The spending on food were 11. 2 % in 1950 and 34 % in 2010.
3- The biggest spending in 1950 is 72. 1 % while in 2010 the majority of money spent is on food.
4- Spending on other items was 4. 4 % In the first year and 19. 2 % in the second year.
5- The pie charts shows the typical expenditure of a household in 6 main categories.
5- There was an increase in spending in all areas except with housing and education, which showed a downward trend over the period given.
7- The least amount spent in both years was in health care.
8- There was significant decrease in spending on housing from 71 % to 22 %.
1- While the
spending
on housing was 72. 11 % in 2010 the
spending
was 22 %.
2- The
spending
on food were 11. 2 % in 1950 and 34 % in 2010.
3- The biggest
spending
in 1950 is 72. 1 % while in 2010 the majority of money spent is on food.
4-
Spending
on other items was 4. 4 % In the
first
year and 19. 2 % in the second year.
5- The pie charts
shows
the typical expenditure of a household in 6 main categories.
5- There was an increase in
spending
in all areas except with housing and education, which
showed
a downward trend over the period
given
.
7- The least amount spent in both years was in health care.
8- There was significant decrease in
spending
on housing from 71 % to 22 %.