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The three pie charts compare the distribution of a UK school’s annual spending across five categories—teachers’ salaries, other workers’ salaries, resources, furniture and equipment, and insurance—in the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. In 1981, teachers’ salaries accounted for the largest portion at 40%, followed by other workers’ salaries at 28%. Spending on resources and furniture/equipment […]
The given pie charts illustrate the total yearly spending of an average school in the UK on different aspects in percentages, specifically in the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, it can be seen that in all three years, school spending mostly went to teachers’ salaries, comprising almost half of the total spending. Whereas, the […]
The given pie charts provide a comparison of the yearly expenditure on 5 different categories by an educational institution in the UK over a course of 20 years. From an overall perspective, it is evident that the majority of the school’s budget was allocated for teachers’ salaries. By contrast, insurance required the least amount of […]
The pie charts illustrate the annual spending on five different categories by a specific school in the UK during the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, it is clear that teachers’ salaries accounted for the largest proportion of the school’s spending, while insurance represented the smallest cost. In addition, with the exception of resources and […]
The pie charts illustrate how a particular school in the UK allocated its fund across three different years: 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, while the proportions of money dedicated to teachers’ salaries, insurance, and furniture and equipment increased after three decades, the inverse was true for other workers’ salaries and resources. It is also recorded […]
In the shown pie chart the total school spending in years is shown and by observing the salaries of teachers had more school spending. In 1981 the least school spend was on insurance(2%) and the school spending on both “resources like books”, and “furniture and equipment” was around 15% each whereas in other workers salaries […]
The pie charts provide an overview of the annual spending by a specific UK school in the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. In 1981, the school allocated the highest portion of its budget, 40%, to teachers’ salaries. Other workers’ salaries constituted 28% of the spending, while resources such as books and furniture/equipment each accounted for […]
The three given pie charts depict a UK school’s yearly money allocation in 1981, 1991, and 2001. At first glance, the school spent the majority of its finances on teachers’ salaries over the years, while distributing the least amount to insurance. Looking at the data for payrolls and insurance, it can be seen that they […]
The three pie charts illustrate the outgoing of our school in the UK in three different years over a 20 years timeline. To begin with, the highest expenditure of annual was teacher salaries with 40 percentage, 50 percentage, and 45 percentage in 3 years, 1981, 1991, and 2001. However, insurance was the lowest annual using […]
The information regarding the proportion of educational institution spendings varied in a particular nation in distinct years is being manifested by the rendered pie charts. Overall, the peak position was grabbed by teachers, who took salaries as compared to others during the given time period. In United kingdom, the highest percentile of money had been […]
The pie charts illustrate the annual spending on various activities by a British school over three significant years. Overall, between 1981 and 2001, approximately half of the expenses were allocated to teachers for their salaries, with insurance being the least significant expense. Initially, over the 20-year period, around half of the spending was directed towards […]
The pie charts present the variation in yearly paying by a specific UK school in 1981,1991 and 2001. Overall, the teachers’ salaries dominated the highest portion of their payments,while insurance accounted for the lowest portion of spending among the year given.There was an upward trend in the insurance in the period, while other workers’ salaries […]
The provided illustration presents the alterations in annual expenditure by a specific UK school over the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, the pie charts exhibit changes in spending patterns, with a significant focus on salaries, particularly for teachers, and a noticeable increase in insurance expenses over the three years. In 1981, the school allocated […]
Modifities in yearly expenditure by a spesific United Kingdom education centre in 1981,1991 and 2001 are illustrated by the given three charts. Overall, what can be clearly seen that in 1982,1991 and 2001,the main part of finance was paid for teachers’ salaries while gevorment spent the least payment for insurance. Another main point is that, […]
The given chart illustrates the proportion of costs for purposes in a UK school between 1981 and 2001. Overall, there was a mixed change among the five main features, with only the rate of insurance experiencing an upward trend, while the proportion of other workers’ salaries witnessed a downward tendency. Meanwhile, the remaining figures fluctuated […]
The given chart illustrates the proportion of costs for purposes in a UK school between 1981 and 2001 Overall, there was a mixed change among the five main features with only the rate of insurance experienced an upward trend while the proportion of other worker’s salaries witnessed a downward tendency. Meanwhile, the remaining figures fluctuated […]
The three charts depict the variations in annual expenditure by a given UK school in 1981 , 1991 and 2001 . Overall , the annual spendings made by the UK school in the given years are not static but fluctuating or changing from year to year. These expenses were made in areas namely teachers salaries […]
The three pie charts show the yearly spending in 5 aspects by a British school in 1981, 1991, and 2001. Three aspects experienced an increase in the last three decades while the other two were decreasing. Furthermore, the highest share was being held by the teachers’ wages over the past 30 years while the insurance […]
The pie charts illustrate the variations in yearly expenditure in one school in the United Kingdom in three separate years. Overall, the biggest cost for the school in all three years was paying teachers’ wages. The other significant trends were that the amount of money spent on insuring the school went up steadily, while the […]
The pie charts provide data on the annual expenses in different sectors incurred by a specific UK school in 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, the majority of the school’s funds were allocated to teachers’ salaries every year, with the lowest expenditure observed in the insurance sector. Over time, the proportion of funds allocated to insurance […]
The pie charts give information about the total expenditures of a UK school in the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. It is clear that the largest proportion of spending was on teachers’ salaries in the three years, while the school spent the lowest money on insurance. According to the diagrams, we can see that in […]
The three pie charts represents the Proportion of yearly expenditure of a specific uk school in 1981,1991 and 2001. Overall,it can be seen that the majority of expenditures among the three years belong to teacher’s Salaries,while the least spending recorded by insurance. In 1981,the spendings on teachers wages was 40% ,followed by the growth to […]
The provided that illustrates the data related to spending of a school in the UK across the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. Overall, teacher’s salaries consistently holds the highest percentage of the schools spending from 1981. Likewise, insurance has witnessed a steady growth throughout the years. In contrast, resources, furniture and equipments and other worker’s […]
The charts compare the expenditure of a school in the UK between 1981 and 2001. Overall, the largest portion of expenses went to teachers’ salaries in the time period given. However, insurance remained the smallest sector among them. From these pie charts, we can deduce that teachers’ salaries was the most significant percentage throughout the […]
The three pie charts show changes of particular UK school’s annual expenses to different aspects in period of two decades in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Overall, it is clear that major stake nearly to the half of a pie occupied by teachers salaries in all three years , while insurance was always the least expensive. […]
The pie chart illustrates the proportion of expenses of a school in five different categories in the UK in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Overall, it can be seen that the institute spent the highest on teachers’ salaries, which remained the highest in all the years. The percentage of spending on insurance increased, while the proportion […]
The pie charts below provide the information about the amount of money spent by a UK school on various aspects during a 30 year long period. Overall, the data suggests that the amount of money spent on insurance increased the most, while spendings on resources were clearly cut. Turning to the details, over a 30 […]
The three given pie charts compare the percentage of total school spending in UK in 1981, 1991 and 2001. In 1981 there was an equal spending on furniture and equipment and resources, which took 15% each. Total spending on other workers’ salaried was 28%. Spending on Insurance was least, only 2% whereas teachers’ salaries had […]
The pie charts illustrate how annual spending changed in a particular school in the UK during each decade beginning in 1981 and ending in 2001. Overall, it can be seen that among the five categories, teachers’ salaries made up the largest proportion in all years, while insurance spending despite its increasing trend, consisted of the […]
The charts provide information on the expenses held by a British school in 1981, compared to 1991 and 2001. The five elements taken into account are Insurance, Salaries of teachers, Furniture and equipment, Resources and other employees salaries. Overall, it appears clear that the most substantial expense was the one on teachers’ salary, which took […]