The line chart gives data bout expenditure that the US goverment was spending on survey for health, space, energy and other from 1980 to 2008.
Overall, almost spending on researches were done by US goverment during the period rose dramatically despite having fluctuations. To be specific, the figure for health was the most interesting problem for researches in US, showed through the amount of money spent on its increased strongly.
In 1980, the information about spending on space, energy and other had initial point around 3 to 7 billions of dollars. There was a stability in the amount of money for energy researches in 12 years from the first year. Meanwhile, the figure for space and other fluctuated roughly from 5 to 7 billions of dollars over a period of 16 years after 1984. These 3 figures show the ending at normal levels around 5 and 10 billions of dollars.
Starting at nearly 10 billions of dollars, the figure for spending on health surveys suprisingly fall to approximately 6. But since the year 1984, this figure recovered back substantially and reached a peak at over 20 billions of dollars in 2004, which was followed by ending at under 20 at the last year.
The line chart gives data bout expenditure that the US
goverment
was
spending
on survey for health, space, energy and other from 1980 to 2008.
Overall
, almost
spending
on researches
were done
by US
goverment
during the period rose
dramatically
despite having fluctuations. To be specific, the
figure
for health was the most interesting problem for researches in US,
showed
through the amount of money spent on its increased
strongly
.
In 1980, the information about
spending
on space, energy and other had initial point around 3 to 7
billions
of
dollars
. There was a stability in the amount of money for energy researches in 12 years from the
first
year
. Meanwhile, the
figure
for space and other fluctuated roughly from 5 to 7
billions
of
dollars
over a period of 16 years after 1984. These 3
figures
show
the ending at normal levels around 5 and 10
billions
of dollars.
Starting at
nearly
10
billions
of
dollars
, the
figure
for
spending
on health surveys
suprisingly
fall to approximately 6.
But
since the
year
1984, this
figure
recovered back
substantially
and reached a peak at over 20
billions
of
dollars
in 2004, which
was followed
by ending at under 20 at the last
year
.