The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in a country in 1950 and 2010. v.4
The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in a country in 1950 and 2010. v. 4
The two pie charts compare the household outlay in a country by major categories in 1950 and 2010. Overall, in both years, significant expenditure went on for accommodation and food which together covered the most of the expenditure. However, in 2010, spending ratio escalated for the food while decreased for the housing.
In 1950, nearly two-thirds of the expenditure of people went on for the accommodation and more than 11% on food. The expenditure on housing plummeted in 2010, 72. 1% to 22. 0% while it almost trebled in the case of the food. Healthcare expenditure ratio, on the contrary, was the lowest, only 2. 4%, and it increased by almost 2% in 2010. Similarly, the outlay on transportation was elevated in 2010 by nearly 10%. The cost ratio for education was 6. 6% in 1950 which slightly decreased after six decades. Other categories attributed to only around 4% expenditure and it roughly quintuple during the period.
In summary, the housing drained the highest percentages of money for the people in this country in 1950 and after 60 years it reduced while the ratio of expense on foods increased remarkably.
The two pie charts compare the household outlay in a country by major categories in 1950 and 2010.
Overall
, in both years, significant
expenditure
went on for accommodation and
food
which together covered the most of the
expenditure
.
However
, in 2010, spending
ratio
escalated for the
food
while decreased for the housing.
In 1950,
nearly
two-thirds of the
expenditure
of
people
went on for the accommodation and more than 11% on
food
. The
expenditure
on housing plummeted in 2010, 72. 1% to 22. 0% while it almost trebled in the case of the
food
. Healthcare
expenditure
ratio
,
on the contrary
, was the lowest,
only
2. 4%, and it increased by almost 2% in 2010.
Similarly
, the outlay on transportation
was elevated
in 2010 by
nearly
10%. The cost
ratio
for education was 6. 6% in 1950 which
slightly
decreased after six decades. Other categories attributed to
only
around 4%
expenditure
and
it
roughly
quintuple
during the period.
In summary, the housing drained the highest percentages of money for the
people
in this country in 1950 and after 60 years it
reduced
while the
ratio
of expense on
foods
increased
remarkably
.
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