The bar graphs provide us information on the amount of money spent on edible items and various goods in Three different European nations in the years 1998 and 2008.
Overall, a higher percentage of income is spent on other goods in all the countries in both the years. The Expenses on Both the items increased in each nation over the period.
Germany had the highest amount of income spent on both food and Other goods at a rate of 25% and approximately 18% respectively in the year 1998. In contrast, England had the lowest proportion of expense on both the goods at a value of 10% and just around 8% in the year 1998.
The country with the highest percentage of income spent on edibles items and various goods is France at a value of 40% for both the items in the year 2008. However, again England spent the least amount of money on both goods at a rate of 15% for food and 35% for other goods in the year 2008.
The bar graphs provide us information on the amount of money
spent
on edible
items
and various
goods
in Three
different
European nations in the years 1998 and 2008.
Overall
, a higher percentage of income is
spent
on other
goods
in all the countries in both the years. The Expenses on Both the
items
increased in each nation over the period.
Germany had the highest amount of income
spent
on both food and Other
goods
at a rate of 25% and approximately 18%
respectively
in the
year
1998.
In contrast
, England had the lowest proportion of expense on both the
goods
at a value of 10% and
just
around 8% in the
year
1998.
The country with the highest percentage of income
spent
on edibles
items
and various
goods
is France at a value of 40% for both the
items
in the
year
2008.
However
, again England
spent
the least amount of money on both
goods
at a rate of 15% for food and 35% for other
goods
in the
year
2008.