The pie charts compares the average amount spent by a country over a period of 20 years. The different sectors are taken into consideration such as housing, food, health care, education and so on.
The highest amount spent by a country in the year 1950 was for housing and the least expenditure took place for health care industry in 1950 but also raised a bit for the year 2010 yet remained at last position.
Food expenditure stood in the second place with a rate of 11. 2% while its rate of expendition increased to 34% by the year 2010 at the highest position.
Consequently the amount spent on education sector in the year 1950 was 6. 6% decreased by 0. 3% whereas the rate of amount spent on transportation and other sectors were approximately rose by 5 times over a period of 20years.
However, the investment made by the country over 20 years for health care sector stands least in the overall period with a slight increase in percentage.
All in all, country increased spending it's expenses for food sector and tried to maintain health services at the least by the year 2010
The pie charts compares the average
amount
spent
by a
country
over a period of 20 years. The
different
sectors
are taken
into consideration such as housing, food,
health
care, education and
so
on.
The
highest
amount
spent
by a
country
in the
year
1950 was for housing and the least expenditure took place for
health
care industry in 1950
but
also
raised a bit for the
year
2010
yet
remained at last position.
Food expenditure stood in the second place with a rate of 11. 2% while its rate of
expendition
increased to 34% by the
year
2010 at the highest position.
Consequently
the
amount
spent
on education
sector
in the
year
1950 was 6. 6% decreased by 0. 3% whereas the rate of
amount
spent
on transportation and other
sectors
were approximately rose by 5 times over a period of 20years.
However
, the investment made by the
country
over 20 years for
health
care
sector
stands least in the
overall
period with a slight increase in percentage.
All in all,
country
increased spending
it's
expenses for food
sector
and tried to maintain
health
services at the least by the
year
2010