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Band 4+: In the presented graph depiced a Average Household Expenditure by major Category 1980 and 2010 the graph have Housing , Food , Health care , Educeation

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The image contains two pie charts detailing 'Average Household Expenditures by Major Category' for 1950 and 2010. In 1950, category percentages were: Housing 72.1%, Food 11.2%, Health care 2.4%, Education 6.6%, Transportation 3.3%, and Other 4.4%. In 2010, category percentages were: Housing 22.0%, Food 34.0%, Health care 4.5%, Education 6.3%, Transportation 14.0%, and Other 19.2%.
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In the presented graph depiced a Average Household Expenditure by major Category 1980 and 2010 the graph have Housing , Food , Health care , Educeation , Transportation , Other

Firstly , the highest of spending in in 1950 is Housing 72.1% amd the least is Health care 2.4% and the lest Food 11.2% , Educeation 6.6% , Other 4.4% , Transportation 3.5%

Secondly , in yes 2010 tall is Food 34.0% and the smallest is Health care 4.5% others Housing 22.0% , Other 19.2% , Transportation 14.0% , Educeation 6.3%

In the graph it is depiced that in yesr 1950 and 2010 the Housing in 1950 is highest but in 2010 reduce have 22.0% in yesr 2010 Food is come to replace and the least in yesr 1950 Health increase at 2010 4.5% and so on is increase to except Educeation and Housing

In conclusion Overall In this graph depiced a spending of household by major category is show in yesr 1950 and 2010 in expenditure all is increase but Educeation and Housing is reduce

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