Task 1: The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in a country in 1950 and 2010. v.2

The charts compared the proportion of average household expenses in a nation between 1950 and 2010. It is clear that spending on healthcare was by far lowest during the research period. Additionally, the nation witnessed the most dramatic change in the rate for housing. In 1950, the percentage of housing cost was highest, at 72. 1 % of the total household expenditure, while the figure for food was significantly lower, at only 11. 2%. Meanwhile, the proportion of spending on education and healthcare and education accounted for 2. 4% and 6. 6% respectively, compared to 3. 3% of the total cost spent on transportation. In 2010, the proportion of expenditure on food experienced a significant increase to 34%, became the highest figure in the pie chart. The figure for healthcare slightly risen to 4. 5%, whereas the rate for transportation remarkably grown to 14%. By contrast, the percentage of expenditure on housing significantly decreased by roughly 50% to 22%.