The graphs illustrates the differences in average household profits from 1965 to 2015.
The graphs illustrates the differences in average household profits from 1965 to 2015. 1NqA
The graphs illustrates the differences in average household profits from 1965 to 2015.
Accommodation, recreation, food, gas, electricity, savings and home improving. Distribution of incomes is shown in percentages.
Overal, the highest present of distribution goes to accommodation as the lowest goes to home improvement. The graph shows changes every 5 years. On the graph we can see accommodation takes 1st place in distribution as it’s persantage is 15-20%, whereas home improvement is last with about 25%.
On the other hand, we clearly see how savings distribution was higher in 1965 but by 2015 it’s second lowest from the bottom with about 25%. Third, fourth, fifth are very close to each other as accommodation, food, transport, gas/electricity are about 5% by 2015
The graphs
illustrates
the differences in average household profits from 1965 to
2015.
Accommodation
, recreation, food, gas, electricity, savings and home improving.
Distribution
of incomes
is shown
in percentages.
Overal
, the highest present of
distribution
goes to
accommodation
as the lowest
goes to home
improvement. The graph
shows
changes
every 5 years. On the graph we can
see
accommodation
takes 1st place in
distribution
as it’s
persantage
is 15-20%, whereas home improvement is last with about 25%.
On the other hand
, we
clearly
see
how savings
distribution
was higher in 1965
but
by 2015 it’s second lowest from the bottom with about 25%. Third, fourth, fifth are
very
close to each other as
accommodation
, food, transport, gas/electricity are about 5% by 2015