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Band 5+: data about how families decided to spend their weekly income

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The image shows a bar chart comparing the average weekly spending by families as a percentage of weekly income in 1968 and 2018 across eight categories. In 1968, the spending percentages were: Food 35%, Housing 10%, Fuel and power 6%, Clothing and footwear 10%, Household goods 8%, Personal goods 7%, Transport 8%, and Leisure 9%. In 2018, the percentages were: Food 17%, Housing 19%, Fuel and power 4%, Clothing and footwear 5%, Household goods 7%, Personal goods 4%, Transport 14%, and Leisure 22%.
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This provided bar chart presents data about how families used to spend their average weekly income in 1968 and 2018.

Overall, after analyzing this chart, it can be witnessed that in 1968, food in had the highest percentage of the weekly income, whereas fuel and power had the lowest proportion. However, in 2018, leisure had the most percentage of weekly income, while fuel and power had the least.

Firstly, 1968 had approximately half the percentage of 2018 of weekly income in food around 15%, which is a huge difference. 1968 made 10% in footware and clothing which was double the percentage in 2018. Furthermore, 1968 it also had a higher percentage in fuel and power than 2018.

Moreover, 2018 made around 18%, where 1968 made only 10%. In 2018 leisure made approximately 23% which is very higher than 2018 arond 15%, however, in household goods both 1968 and 2018 made the same percentage which is 7.5% in how the spend their weekly income.

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data about how families decided to spend their weekly income

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