The charts provide information about the spendings of local government in the year 2010 and 2015. The initial impression of the charts is that education is one of the biggest spent of money followed by healthcare with a slight decreased and pensions that remain stable percentage in both year. Transport and interest on borrowing slightly increased while welfare and culture and leisures decreased to half of their previous data followed by other remain the least expenditure.
Looking at the first category which is the government expenditure in 2010 which was dominant by education with 24% of spendings which almost one fourth of the data followed by healthcare with 21% of spendings. Similarly, pensions and defence showed a slight difference with pensions (19%) whereas defence with 17% of spendings. The same condition goes to transport and interest of borrowing with only 3% of difference from both data as welfare dominated. Lastly, 6% of total expenditure are from transport with 3%, culture and leisure with a difference of 1% from welfare, and other with only 1% of spendings.
Regarding the data from 2015 expenditure, education still remain the dominant spendings although there was a decreased of 3% from the previous data in 2010 as the same as healthcare with a decreased of 1% being the second category with the most spent of money. Pensions remain stable percentage in 19% while defence showed a slight decreased from 17% to 14%. Welfare and interest of borrowing increased while other categories decreased to 1% each.
The charts provide information about the
spendings
of local
government
in the year 2010 and 2015. The initial impression of the charts is that education is one of the biggest spent of money followed by healthcare with a slight
decreased
and
pensions
that
remain
stable percentage in both year. Transport and interest on borrowing
slightly
increased while
welfare
and culture and
leisures
decreased
to half of their previous
data
followed by other
remain
the least expenditure.
Looking at the
first
category which is the
government
expenditure in 2010 which was dominant by education with 24% of
spendings
which almost one fourth of the
data
followed by healthcare with 21% of
spendings
.
Similarly
,
pensions
and
defence
showed
a slight difference with
pensions
(19%) whereas
defence
with 17% of
spendings
. The same condition goes to transport and interest of borrowing with
only
3% of difference from both
data
as
welfare
dominated.
Lastly
, 6% of total expenditure are from transport with 3%, culture and leisure with a difference of 1% from
welfare
, and other with
only
1% of
spendings
.
Regarding the
data
from 2015 expenditure, education
still
remain
the dominant
spendings
although there was a
decreased
of 3% from the previous
data
in 2010 as the same as healthcare with a
decreased
of 1% being the second category with the most spent of money.
Pensions
remain
stable percentage in 19% while
defence
showed
a slight
decreased
from 17% to 14%.
Welfare
and interest of borrowing increased while other categories
decreased
to 1% each.