The two pie charts illustrates the share of yearly expenditures by local authorities in Someland in three different years.
It is clear that, in each of the given years, the proportion of total spending for higher education was by far the highest.
According to the pie chart, in 1980, 35% of total expenditure went on higher education, with that for k-12 education representing exactly a third. The figures for transportation and health and human resources were not quite as high as that, each at approximately 15%. Next comes environmental services and other expenses, each at around a small farction.
After increasing slightly to 45% in 1980, the percentage of annual spending for higher education stood at two fifths. Turning to k-12 education, the figure dropped to nearly one fifth at the end of the period. Looking at transportation, 6% of annual expenditure was allocated to that in 1990 before rising to a peak of 22% in 2000. Despite slight fluctation, the figure for health and human resources decreased to 10% at the end of the period. With regard to environmental services, the share of total spending for that improved to 9% by 2000. By contrast, the relevant figure for other expenses declined to 1% by the end of the period.
The two pie charts illustrates the share of yearly expenditures by local authorities in
Someland
in three
different
years.
It is
clear
that, in each of the
given
years, the proportion of total spending for higher
education
was by far the highest.
According to the pie chart, in 1980, 35% of total expenditure went on higher
education
, with that for k-12
education
representing exactly a third. The
figures
for transportation and health and human resources were not quite as high as that, each at approximately 15%.
Next
comes
environmental services and other expenses, each at around a
small
farction
.
After increasing
slightly
to 45% in 1980, the percentage of annual spending for higher
education
stood at two fifths. Turning to k-12
education
, the
figure
dropped to
nearly
one fifth at the
end
of the period. Looking at transportation, 6% of annual expenditure
was allocated
to that in 1990
before
rising to a peak of 22% in 2000. Despite slight
fluctation
, the
figure
for health and human resources decreased to 10% at the
end
of the period. With regard to environmental services, the share of total spending for that
improved
to 9% by 2000. By contrast, the relevant
figure
for other expenses declined to 1% by the
end
of the period.
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