The two pie charts show the result about the household percentage of expenses on vital goods in japan in the period of 1995 and 2011. On the whole, it witnessed a fluctuative trend in 2011.
Taking the first chart, the food income spent at 68% and this indicated a gradual decrease by 9% in 2011. In addition, it had the highest cost of the household in the food. Likewise, in 1995, clothing had the percentage at 19% which declined marginally to 18% in 16 years later.
Turning to the medicine, it reached the lowest charge at 4% in 1995 whereas there was a steady rise at 11% in 2011. Additionally, the both charts had the lowest duty in 1995 and 2011. Moving to the household goods, it achieved the outcome at 9% in 1995 and it just over 12% in 2011, respectively.
From these charts, it can be noticed that medicine had the smaller revenue than the other vital goods owing to the fact that not several people are sick and they do not really need to buy the drugs or medicine.
The two pie
charts
show
the result about the household percentage of expenses on vital
goods
in japan in
the period of 1995 and 2011.
On the whole
, it witnessed a
fluctuative
trend in 2011.
Taking the
first
chart
, the food income spent at 68% and this indicated a gradual decrease by 9% in 2011.
In addition
, it had the highest cost of the household in the food.
Likewise
, in 1995, clothing had the percentage at 19% which declined
marginally
to 18% in 16 years later.
Turning to the medicine, it reached the lowest charge at 4% in 1995 whereas there was a steady rise at 11% in 2011.
Additionally
, the both
charts
had the lowest duty in 1995 and 2011. Moving to the household
goods
, it achieved the outcome at 9% in 1995 and it
just
over 12% in 2011,
respectively
.
From these
charts
, it can
be noticed
that medicine had the smaller revenue than the other vital
goods
owing to the fact that not several
people
are
sick and
they do not
really
need to
buy
the drugs or medicine.