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The pie chart gives information on UAE government spending in 2000. The total budget was AED 315 billion. v.1

The pie chart gives information on UAE government spending in 2000. The total budget was AED 315 billion. v. 1
The pie chart shows the UAE government’s budget spending in different sectors in 2000. As is presented, the UAE government had AED 135 billion budget for the year 2000 and they used the highest amount for ensuring social security. According to the pie chart, the UAE administration allocated AED 100 billion in social security from their national budget of AED 315 billion. This single sector cost the UAE government almost one-third of the total budget. This year the government's expense was 53 million on health and personal social services, which was the second largest sector in terms of expenditure made by the UAE government. 38 million AED was spent on education while 23 billion both in debt and other expenditures. The government used 22 billion in Defence sector while 13 billion for the industry, employment and agriculture sectors. The lowest amount of money, only 9 billion, went to the transport sector. Finally, 15 billion of the budget was spent on housing and environment. In summary, UAE government's maximum spending went in social security and healthcare sectors while the least amounts were spent on transport, law and order, housing and industry/agriculture and employment sectors.
The pie chart
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the UAE
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government’s
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budget
spending in
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different
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sectors
in 2000. As
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, the UAE
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government
had AED 135
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billion
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budget
for the year
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2000 and
they
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used
the highest amount for ensuring
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social
security.

According to the pie chart, the UAE administration allocated AED 100
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billion
in
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social
security from their national
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budget
of AED 315
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billion
. This single
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sector
cost the UAE
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government
almost one-third of the total
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budget
. This year the
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government
's expense was 53 million on health and personal
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social
services, which was the second largest
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sector
in terms of expenditure made by the UAE
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government
. 38 million AED
was spent
on education while 23
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billion
both in debt and other expenditures.

The
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used
22
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billion
in
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Defence
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sector
while 13
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billion
for the industry, employment and agriculture
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sectors
. The lowest amount of money,
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only
9
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billion
, went to the transport
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sector
.
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, 15
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of the
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was spent
on housing and environment.

In summary, UAE
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government
's maximum spending went in
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social
security and healthcare
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sectors
while the least amounts
were spent
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sectors
.
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IELTS academic The pie chart gives information on UAE government spending in 2000. The total budget was AED 315 billion. v. 1

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4 paragraphs
193 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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