The pie chart compares the expenditure of the local government done on various sectors in the year 2010 and 2015.
As per the notable figures, in the year 2010 most of the spending were done in the Education and healthcare sector, which was collectively of 45% of the total budget (24% on Education and 21% on healthcare). But the expenditure was reduced in both the sectors by 4 percent and 1 percent respectively in five years. Also, the defence sector was funded by 17 percent in 2010 which was reduced to 14 percent in 2015. The expenses on transport, cultures and others were also reduced by 1 percent.
However, the expenses in welfare sectors and interests on borrowing was noticeably increase from last five years. The government spent twice as before on interest on burrowing and increased 5 percent funding in welfare sectors. Moreover, between these five years the pension sectors expenditure remained the same.
It is overviewed that the government had to cut down on expenses in healthcare, education and others sectors to increase the funding in welfare and interest on borrowing sectors.
The pie chart compares the expenditure of the local
government
done on various
sectors
in the
year
2010 and 2015.
As per the notable figures, in the
year
2010 most of the spending
were done
in the Education and healthcare
sector
, which was
collectively
of 45% of the total budget (24% on Education and 21% on healthcare).
But
the expenditure was
reduced
in both the
sectors
by 4
percent
and 1
percent
respectively
in five years.
Also
, the
defence
sector
was funded
by 17
percent
in 2010 which was
reduced
to 14
percent
in 2015. The expenses on transport, cultures
and others
were
also
reduced
by 1 percent.
However
, the expenses in welfare
sectors
and interests on borrowing was
noticeably
increase
from last five years. The
government
spent twice as
before
on interest on burrowing and increased 5
percent
funding in welfare
sectors
.
Moreover
, between these five years the pension
sectors
expenditure remained the same.
It
is overviewed
that the
government
had to
cut
down on expenses in healthcare, education
and others
sectors
to increase the funding in welfare and interest on borrowing
sectors
.