The Spending of A Particular UK School for Two Decades
The Spending of A Particular UK School for Two Decades d5mgr
The spending of a particular UK school is divided into five categories. Those including teacher's salaries, other worker's salaries, resources, furniture and equiment, and insurance.
In 1981, the school spended 40% for teacher's salaries, 28% for other worker's salaries, 30% for total of resources, furniture, and equipment categories, and 2% for insurance.
Ten years ahead, which was 1991, the school's spending changed into 50% for teacher's salaries, 22% for other worker's salaries, 20% for resources, 5% for furniture and equipment, and 3% for insurance. This indicated that the school was focusing more on teacher's salaries, resources, and insurance in 1991 than in 1981.
A decade later, which was 2001, the school used up 45% for the teacher's salaries, 15% for other worker's salaries, 9% for resources, 23% for furniture and equipment, and 8% for insurance. This shows that in 2001, the spending was more focused to furniture and equipment and insurance. For two decades, the only category which cost higher and higher was insurance.
The spending of a particular UK
school
is divided
into five categories. Those including
teacher's
salaries
,
other
worker's
salaries
, resources,
furniture
and
equiment
, and insurance.
In 1981, the
school spended
40% for
teacher's
salaries
, 28% for
other
worker's
salaries
, 30% for total of resources,
furniture
, and
equipment
categories, and 2% for insurance.
Ten years ahead, which was 1991, the school's spending
changed
into 50% for
teacher's
salaries
, 22% for
other
worker's
salaries
, 20% for resources, 5% for
furniture
and
equipment
, and 3% for
insurance
. This indicated that the
school
was focusing more on
teacher's
salaries
, resources, and
insurance
in 1991 than in 1981.
A decade later, which was 2001, the
school
used
up 45% for the
teacher's
salaries
, 15% for
other
worker's
salaries
, 9% for resources, 23% for
furniture
and
equipment
, and 8% for
insurance
. This
shows
that in 2001, the spending was more focused to
furniture
and
equipment
and
insurance
. For two decades, the
only
category which cost higher and higher was
insurance
.