The table illustrates the expenditure of six different catogories per month in Australia household between 1991 and 2001.
It is clear that there were increase slightly in total of the average of the money spending on six categories from 1991 to 2001. The expenditure spent on others goods and services was the largest in both time frames, while the average money spent on clothing was the smallest in Australia in both 1991 and 2001.
Family’ money spent on other goods and services in 1991 and 2001 were the highest when compared with other which were 250 and 270 million dollars. The money of one household spent on Food, Electricity and Water per month were significant lower 155 and 75 in 1991, 160 and 120 in 2001 respectively.
The money spent per month of a family on Clothing, Transport and Housing per month were the lowest, total money spent on these three categories in total just nearly two-sevens of the summary of six sectors. 
The table illustrates the expenditure of six  
different
  catogories
 per  
month
 in Australia household between 1991 and 2001.
It is  
clear
 that there were increase  
slightly
 in total of the average of the  
money
 spending on six categories from 1991 to 2001. The expenditure  
spent
 on others  
goods
 and services was the largest in both time frames, while the average  
money
  spent
 on clothing was the smallest in Australia in both 1991 and 2001.
Family’  
money
  spent
 on other  
goods
 and services in 1991 and 2001 were the highest when compared with other which were 250 and 270 million dollars. The  
money
 of one household  
spent
 on Food, Electricity and Water per  
month
 were significant lower 155 and 75 in 1991, 160 and 120 in 2001  
respectively
.
The  
money
  spent
 per  
month
 of a family on Clothing, Transport and Housing per  
month
 were the lowest, total  
money
  spent
 on these three categories in total  
just
  nearly
 two-sevens of the summary of six sectors.