The table below shows the quarter expenditure of an average canadian family in 1995 and 2005.

The table provide details about monry spend in expenditure by canadian family in 1995 and 2005. Undoubtedly, the data calibrated in numbers. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Food and Other goods and services display an upward trend whereas, least money spend in clothing and Transport. Looking specifically, the ratio of hard cash use in Food was $355 in 1995 but grew marginally by $370 in 2005. However, Electricity and Water was $110 in 1995 and rose by $80 in 2005 and accounted to $190. In 1995, clothing and Housing was $60 and $125 Respectively. Cash utilizes in Goods and services are on peak comparative to other expenditures by $450 and $470. Particularly, spending money in Transport was $95 while, in 2005 the rati is approximately half from previous value. Total money use by canadian family in 1995 was $1195 and in 2005 data accounted to $1255.