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The image depicts a bar graph representing the percentage of government spending on road and transport from 1990 to 2005 for Italy, Portugal, the UK, and the USA. In 1990, Italy's spending was about 22%, Portugal's was about 19%, the UK's was about 15%, and the USA's was about 13%. In 1995, Italy's spending increased to about 25%, Portugal's increased to about 25%, the UK's increased to about 17%, and the USA's increased to about 16%. In 2000, Italy's spending decreased to about 23%, Portugal's decreased to about 22%, the UK's decreased to about 16%, and the USA's increased to about 17%. In 2005, Italy's spending decreased to about 20%, Portugal's decreased to about 20%, the UK's decreased to about 14%, and the USA's decreased to about 15%.
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the provided paragraph compared the percentage of government spending on road and transport in different countries. Overall, it can be seen that proportion of every countries experiencing fluctuations throughout the whole period except for portugal. In addition, italia and Portugal stand out as the countries invest in road and transport the most in all.
As is presented in the graph, proportion spending on road and transport of Portual experienced a downward trend through the period. Besides, Portugal stood out as the country’s invest on facility the most in all. Italia was the second regarding facility investment, with the percentage fluctuating through out the years.
Moving on to the remaining countries, in 1990,the proportion of USA decreased to below 10 percent, but later increased consistently in the remaining years until stop 15 percent in 2005. Moreover, in 2005 of UK, there was a small descension to about 9 percent before increasing significantly to about 12 percent in 2000, but later dropped to 7 percent in 2005.
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