The pie chart illustrates the proportion of money lavishing in houses for various areas (housing, food, health care, education, transportation and other) in a single country in 1950 and 2010.
It is crystal clear that, in 1950 people spent a notable money for housing and on the other hand by 2010 food was the most common area that people looked in to.
In 1950, it can be seen that 72. 1% of money spent on housing and it was the famous category in this year. However, people consumed only 2. 4% for the healthcare and by the way there were slight contrasts (1. 1%) between transportation and other areas at around 3. 3% and 4. 4% of expenditures, respectively. Interestingly, it is apparent that education sector had 6. 6% of expenditures and food category merely had only 11. 2% of expenditures.
By 2010, food category witnessed an upward trend (34. 0%) nonetheless, there was dramatical decrease on housing sector (22. 0%) as well. It is clear that education and healthcare had the same amount of expenses. On the contrary, transportation rose up to 14. 0% and other sectors increased gradually up to 19. 2%.
The pie chart illustrates the proportion of money lavishing in
houses
for various areas (housing,
food
, health care, education, transportation and
other)
in a single country in 1950 and 2010.
It is crystal
clear
that, in 1950
people
spent a notable money for housing and on the
other
hand by 2010
food
was the most common area that
people
looked in to.
In 1950, it can be
seen
that 72. 1% of money spent on housing and it was the
famous
category in this year.
However
,
people
consumed
only
2. 4% for the healthcare and by the way there were slight contrasts (1. 1%) between transportation and
other
areas at around 3. 3% and 4. 4% of expenditures,
respectively
.
Interestingly
, it is apparent that education sector had 6. 6% of expenditures and
food
category
merely
had
only
11. 2% of expenditures.
By 2010,
food
category witnessed an upward trend (34. 0%) nonetheless, there was dramatical decrease on housing sector (22. 0%)
as well
. It is
clear
that education and healthcare had the same amount of expenses.
On the contrary
, transportation rose up to 14. 0% and
other
sectors increased
gradually
up to 19. 2%.