The chart illustrates how much money was spent on 5 different categories by a certain European country from 1960 to 2000.
Overall, there was an increase in the percentage of spending on transport, while others witnessed a significant fall. In addition, the expenditure of food had the highest figure from 2000 backwards, then it was overtaken by expending on transport at the end of the period.
The proportion of money spending on food started at about 34%, after which it experienced a decline to around 25% in 1980, before ending the period at 14%. In contrast, spending on trasport was at 9%, followed by a significant growth to approximately 15% in 2000, and this is the largest spending area in 2000.
About 18% of the expenditure was alloted to entertainment activities, with a subsequent considerable drop to 16% in 1980 and a final decline at roughly 11% in 2000. Similar change can be seen in the figure for clothing and fuel or power, ending at just around 5% and 3% respectively.
The chart illustrates how much money
was spent
on 5
different
categories by a certain European country from 1960 to 2000.
Overall
, there was an increase in the percentage of
spending
on transport, while others witnessed a significant fall.
In addition
, the expenditure of food had the highest figure from 2000 backwards, then it
was overtaken
by expending on transport at the
end
of the period.
The proportion of money
spending
on food
started
at about 34%, after which it experienced a decline to around 25% in 1980,
before
ending the period at 14%.
In contrast
,
spending
on
trasport
was at 9%, followed by a significant growth to approximately 15% in 2000, and this is the largest
spending
area in 2000.
About 18% of the expenditure was
alloted
to entertainment activities, with a subsequent considerable drop to 16% in 1980 and a final decline at roughly 11% in 2000. Similar
change
can be
seen
in the figure for clothing and fuel or power, ending at
just
around 5% and 3%
respectively
.