The charts illustrate how the number of students and the government spending had changed in one university over 25 years from 1984, and family background of student economy. Overall, the number of students had an upward trend with the corresponding drops in that of the government spending during the entire period, due to the highest percentage of high income family.
According to the first bar chart, the number of students had the lowest number of all at 150 thousand in 1984. After that, a significant increase could be seen from 250 thousand to the peak at 400 thousand till the end except for a slight decrease in 1994.
According to the second line chart, the government spending had the highest number of all at 140 thousand in 1984, before remaining stable for the next 5 years, and its number was dropped to the deep at 10 thousand in 2004, rising slightly lower than 12 thousand in the end.
According to the pie chart, the percentage of high income family accounted for little more than half of all, with about 52%. Low and middle income family shared a great similarity with the rates of 26% and 22%, respectively.
The
charts
illustrate how the
number
of
students
and the
government
spending had
changed
in one university over 25 years from 1984, and family background of
student
economy.
Overall
, the
number
of
students
had an upward trend with the corresponding drops in that of the
government
spending during the entire period, due to the highest percentage of high income family.
According to the
first
bar
chart
, the
number
of
students
had the lowest
number
of all at 150 thousand in 1984. After that, a significant increase could be
seen
from 250 thousand to the peak at 400 thousand till the
end
except for
a slight decrease in 1994.
According to the second line
chart
, the
government
spending had the highest
number
of all at 140 thousand in 1984,
before
remaining stable for the
next
5 years, and its
number
was dropped
to the deep at 10 thousand in 2004, rising
slightly
lower than 12 thousand in the
end
.
According to the pie
chart
, the percentage of high income family accounted for
little
more than half of all, with about 52%. Low and middle income family shared a great similarity with the rates of 26% and 22%,
respectively
.