The pie chart represents the average domestic expenses for the years 1965 and 2015, respectively.
The data illustrates, the maximum amount was allocated for food in the year 1965 and also a large portion of money was spent on housing for the same year. The food was also a major part which was contributed to. On the other hand, housing became the top priority for investment in the year 2015
The food was maximally contributed from the finances; being nearly a third of the total amount spent in the year 1965. On the contrary, less than half of it was fixed for the food in the year 2015. The healthcare was an ignored portion of the money used at home; making to 15% of the total finances.
The transportation charges increased three folds by the year 2015, being 15% of the money utilized at home, as compared to the 5% in the year 1965. Comparatively, the finance fixed for the clothing decreased to less than a half by the year 2015.
The pie chart represents the average domestic expenses for the years 1965 and 2015,
respectively
.
The data illustrates, the maximum amount
was allocated
for
food
in the
year
1965 and
also
a large portion of money
was spent
on housing for the same
year
.
The
food
was
also
a major part which
was contributed
to.
On the other hand
, housing became the top priority for investment in the
year
2015
The
food
was
maximally
contributed from the finances; being
nearly
a third of the total amount spent in the
year
1965.
On the contrary
, less than half of it was
fixed
for the
food
in the
year
2015. The healthcare was an
ignored
portion of the money
used
at home; making to 15% of the total finances.
The transportation charges increased three folds by the
year
2015, being 15% of the money utilized at home, as compared to the 5% in the
year
1965.
Comparatively
, the finance
fixed
for the clothing decreased to less than a half by the
year
2015.