The pie charts illustrate average outlays on household from 1950 to 2010. The units are described percentagewise. Overall, housing made up significant part of the chart while health care covered the smallest portion of it in the year of 1950. In comparison, in the year of 2010 food took the leading part of the chart whereas health care was still the least part of it. At the beginning of the period, food was more than one tenth and it increased more than threefold till the end of the period. Health care showed the lowest number in the chart with 2. 4℅ in 1959, and almost doubled in 2010. Transportation and other sections started with 3. 3℅ and 4. 4℅ in the beginning and became 14℅ and 19. 2℅ at the end. In contrast, housing that took the most significant part of 72. 1℅ in 1950, was only 22℅ in 2010. Education at the same time started with 6. 6℅, and with a slight decrease it became 6. 3℅ in the year of 2010.
The pie
charts
illustrate average outlays on household from 1950 to 2010. The units are
described
percentagewise
.
Overall
, housing made up significant
part
of the
chart
while health care covered the smallest portion of it in the year of 1950.
In comparison
, in the year of 2010 food took the leading
part
of the
chart
whereas health care was
still
the least
part
of it. At the beginning of the period, food was more than one tenth and it increased more than threefold till the
end
of the period. Health care
showed
the lowest number in the
chart
with 2. 4℅ in 1959, and almost doubled in 2010. Transportation and other sections
started
with 3. 3℅ and 4. 4℅ in the beginning and became 14℅ and 19. 2℅ at the
end
.
In contrast
, housing that took the most significant
part
of 72. 1℅ in 1950, was
only
22℅ in 2010. Education at the same time
started
with 6. 6℅, and with a slight decrease it became 6. 3℅ in the year of 2010.