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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 given column chart depicts the percentage of government’s spending on road and transport in four countries namely, Italia, Portugal, UK and USA from 2011 to 2015.
The percentage of Portugal and Italia showed an increased significantly, while the percentage of Uk and USA showed downward. A difference of 5% can be noticed in the percentage of government’s spending on road during 1990 and 2005.
Starting at nearly 26% in 1990, the percentage of Portugal was the highest. In 1995, the government’s spending was 24% in Portugal. After next year, it decreased sharply at 22% and it hit to the lowest point at 20% during 2005. However, the percentage of Uk started 10% in the given first year, but after given the next year. It decreased at 9% by 1995. It showed fluctuations since 1990 to 2005.
With respect to Italia, if was started nearly 22% in 1990, then after next year, it declined at 20%. But it inclined sharply at 23% in the given three years. And it dipped at 19% by 2005.
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