The pie-charts illustrate alterations made in the yearly
expenditure of a school in the United Kingdom from the year 1981 to 2001.
Overall, during the course of three decades from 1981, the school
spends most on the salaries of the teaching staff whereas lowest on the
insurance. Although there has been growth in the expense of infrastructure like
furniture and equipment, the gradual decrease in the expenditure especially in
the payment of other working staff is also being observed during this tenure.
With regards to the period between 1981 to 1991, there is a 10% decrease
in furniture and equipment, an equal proportion of rise has been observed in
the salaries of the teachers. We observe a percent increase in the funds spent
on insurance and 5% on resources like books but a 6% decline in the other staff
salaries.
The spending on furniture and equipment and resources such as
books were the same in 1981, which was 15% of the total amount. Whereas in
1991, more money was spent on resources than furniture and equipment, 20%
and 5% respectively, but the reverse is true for the year 2001. 23% of the
spending was for the purpose of buying furniture and equipment and only 9%
of the amount for the resources like books. Starting from the year 1981 to 2001,
the amount spent on insurance increased steadily.
The pie-charts illustrate alterations made in the yearly
expenditure of a school in the United Kingdom from the year 1981 to 2001.
Overall
, during the course of three decades from 1981, the school
spends most on the salaries of the teaching staff whereas lowest on the
insurance. Although there has been growth in the expense of infrastructure like
furniture and
equipment
, the gradual decrease in the expenditure
especially
in
the payment of other working staff is
also
being observed
during this tenure.
With regards to
the period
between 1981 to 1991
, there is a 10% decrease
in
furniture
and
equipment
, an equal proportion of rise has
been observed
in
the salaries of the teachers. We observe a percent increase in the funds spent
on insurance and 5% on resources like books
but
a 6% decline in the other staff
salaries.
The spending on
furniture
and
equipment
and resources such as
books were the same in 1981, which was 15% of the total amount. Whereas in
1991, more money
was spent
on resources than
furniture
and
equipment
, 20%
and 5%
respectively
,
but
the reverse is true for the year 2001. 23% of the
spending was for the purpose of buying
furniture
and
equipment
and
only
9%
of the amount for the resources like books. Starting from the year 1981 to 2001,
the amount spent on insurance increased
steadily
.