the given pie charts illustrate the comparison of the government's expenses on nine sectors in the years 2010 and 2015. The most striking feature in the charts is that the expenditures for pension remained constant in both years. They have allocated 19% to the retired population. However, the highest proportion in the chart 24% was spent on education in 2010, reduced to 21% in 2015. This sector had the most expenses in each year. The second-largest percentage was consumed by healthcare with 21% and 20% in 2015 and 2010 respectively. Money allocation for welfare increased to 13% by 8% in 2010. Similarly, interest on borrowings also rose by 5% in 2015 which was 5% in 2010. Conversely, government drop 17% of defence expenditures in 2010 to 14% in 2015.
Overall, the money depletion from healthcare, defence and education were slightly minimized by the government to more money to the other sectors such as welfare, transport and interest on borrowings.
the
given
pie charts illustrate the comparison of the
government
's expenses on nine sectors in the years 2010 and 2015. The most striking feature in the charts is that the expenditures for pension remained constant in both years. They have allocated 19% to the retired population.
However
, the highest proportion in the chart 24%
was spent
on education in 2010,
reduced
to 21% in 2015. This sector had the most expenses in each year. The second-largest percentage
was consumed
by healthcare with 21% and 20% in 2015 and 2010
respectively
. Money allocation for welfare increased to 13% by 8% in 2010.
Similarly
, interest on borrowings
also
rose by 5% in 2015 which was 5% in 2010.
Conversely
,
government
drop 17% of
defence
expenditures in 2010 to 14% in 2015.
Overall
, the money depletion from healthcare,
defence
and education were
slightly
minimized by the
government
to more money to the other sectors such as welfare, transport and interest on borrowings.