The provided pie charts represent the Expenses of a UK school in the first year of 3 different decades.
In a glance at these 3 pie charts, it is clear that the greatest budget was dedicated to salaries of teachers, Although the amount is flunctuated from 68% in 1981 to 72% in 1991, and finally 60% in 2001.
The given information shows that just a small minority of the school's money spent for insurance which has the growing trend of 2%, 3% and 8% in 1981, 1991 and 2011, respectively. Furthermore, a dramatic decline of other workers' salaries is obvious in these 3 years.
Based on the first chart, the expenses of Furniture and equipment and Resources like books were the same and 15% for each of them. Resources budget has increased to 20% in 1991, however, it plunged to 9% in 2001. The amount of school spending for Furniture and equipment was volatile with the lowest level of 5% in 1991 and the highest level of 23% in 2001.
Overall. the supplied pie charts illustrate that despite of significant climb of insurance and gradually drop in workers' salaries, the other categories of school spending were varied from year to year.
The provided pie
charts
represent the Expenses of a UK school in the
first
year of 3
different
decades.
In a glance at these 3 pie
charts
, it is
clear
that the greatest budget
was dedicated
to salaries of teachers, Although the amount is
flunctuated
from 68% in 1981 to 72% in 1991, and
finally
60% in 2001.
The
given
information
shows
that
just
a
small
minority of the school's money spent for insurance which has the growing trend of 2%, 3% and 8% in 1981, 1991 and 2011,
respectively
.
Furthermore
, a dramatic decline of other workers' salaries is obvious in these 3 years.
Based on the
first
chart
, the expenses of Furniture and equipment and Resources like books were the same and 15% for each of them. Resources budget has increased to 20% in 1991,
however
, it plunged to 9% in 2001. The amount of school spending for Furniture and equipment was volatile with the lowest level of 5% in 1991 and the highest level of 23% in 2001.
Overall
.
the
supplied pie
charts
illustrate that
despite of
significant climb of insurance and
gradually
drop in workers' salaries, the other categories of school spending
were varied
from year to year.