The bar chart shows total income and how much of the income was spent on household, and the pie chart compares how the expenditure was broken down into 5 categories by an average family in a city of UK in 2010 and 2013.
It is clear that significant amount of income was used for food and clothes in both years. We can also see that UK residents spent an insignificant percentages of their household budgets on dairy products.
According to the table chart, in 2010, $14000 over $29000 of total income was utilized for buying food and clothes which was accounted for nearly 50 per cent of total earnings. In 2013, the amount of money using for the same figure of 2010 was $15000, which was 10 per cent higher than the last 3 years.
Looking at the spending categories pie chart, the majority of income was used for fruits and veggies in 2010 and 2013, with 20% and 35% respectively. Having the largest proportion in 2010, expenditure on meat and fish saw a decline of 10% in 2013, while in contrast, the amount of expenditure went for dairy products rose slightly, which was 20% of the total income. The figure for clothes was dropped from 22 per cent to only 12 per cent after 3 years.
The bar
chart
shows
total
income
and how much of the
income
was spent
on household, and the pie
chart
compares how the expenditure
was broken
down into 5 categories by an average family in a city of UK in 2010 and 2013.
It is
clear
that significant amount of
income
was
used
for food and clothes in both years. We can
also
see
that UK residents spent an insignificant
percentages
of their household budgets on dairy products.
According to the table
chart
, in 2010, $14000 over $29000 of
total
income
was utilized
for buying food and clothes which
was accounted
for
nearly
50 per cent of
total
earnings. In 2013, the amount of money using for the same figure of 2010 was $15000, which was 10 per cent higher than the last 3 years.
Looking at the spending categories pie
chart
, the majority of
income
was
used
for fruits and veggies in 2010 and 2013, with 20% and 35%
respectively
. Having the largest proportion in 2010, expenditure on meat and fish
saw
a decline of 10% in 2013, while
in contrast
, the amount of expenditure went for dairy products rose
slightly
, which was 20% of the
total
income
. The figure for clothes
was dropped
from 22 per cent to
only
12 per cent after 3 years.
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