The graph describes the percentage of total budget spend on five various categories in a particular country from 1960 to 2000.
The graph describes the percentage of total budget spend on five various categories in a particular country from 1960 to 2000. peAoL
The graph describes the percentage of total budget spend on five various categories in a particular country from 1960 to 2000.
Overall, it is true that the amount of money was spent on food, while the figure for fuel/energy was the lowest. The expenditure witnessed a downward trend on four categories namely (food, leisure, clothing, fuel/energy), whereas the figure for transport witnessed an upward trend.
As per information, the highest proportion of total expenditure was recorded with food, accounting for about 34 percent, but this figure then decreased rapidly to under 15 percent during the period. In contrast, the amount of budget spent on transport increased slightly from under 10 percent in 1960 to about 15 percent and became the highest figure in the last year.
Regarding leisure, the figure for that declined gradually from approximately 20 percent to over 10 percent throughout the given period. Similarly, the amount of spending on clothing and fuel/energy witnessed a similar trend decreased from 10 percent to 5 percent and 6 percent to 4 percent respectively from 1960 to 2000.
The graph
describes
the percentage of total budget spend on five various categories in a particular country from 1960 to 2000.
Overall
, it is true that the amount of money
was spent
on food, while the
figure
for fuel/energy was the lowest. The expenditure witnessed a downward trend on four categories
namely
(food, leisure, clothing, fuel/energy), whereas the
figure
for transport witnessed an upward trend.
As per information, the highest proportion of total expenditure
was recorded
with food, accounting for about 34
percent
,
but
this
figure
then decreased
rapidly
to under 15
percent
during the period.
In contrast
, the amount of budget spent on transport increased
slightly
from under 10
percent
in 1960 to about 15
percent
and became the highest
figure
in the last year.
Regarding leisure, the
figure
for that declined
gradually
from approximately 20
percent
to over 10
percent
throughout the
given
period.
Similarly
, the amount of spending on clothing and fuel/energy witnessed a similar trend decreased from 10
percent
to 5
percent
and 6
percent
to 4
percent
respectively
from 1960 to 2000.