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Band 5+: The bar chart below illustrates government spending on four sectors—Education, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Defense—in 2010, 2015, and 2020. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image illustrates government spending by sector for the years 2010, 2015, and 2020: Education spending is 100B in 2010, 150B in 2015, 120B in 2020; Healthcare spending is 200B in 2010, 220B in 2015, 280B in 2020; Infrastructure spending is 50B in 2010, 100B in 2015, 150B in 2020; Defense spending is 250B in 2010, 230B in 2015, 240B in 2020.
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The bar chart depicts government expenditure pay for four sectors—Education, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Defense—for the years 2010, 2015, and 2020.

From a general perspective, the amount of money from government spend on education, infrastructure and defense underwent the downward trend. Meanwhile, the amount of government’s budget spend on healthcare exhihibited an upward trend.

The state budget pay on education had majorly increased of 25 billions USD in 2015 but it deteriorated to below 150 billions USD at the end of the time frame. The government spending on healthcare, in contrast, rose up from 200 to 225 billions USD in 2015 and kept rocket up to over 250 billions USD in 2020.

The quantity of money spending on defense commenced at the 250 billions USD and was the hishgest at that time. By 2015, there bad been a marginal decline of 25 billions USD in the amount of capital pay for defense and grew to almost 250 billions USD in 2020. Furthermore, the money spend on infrastructure plummeted to 100 billions USD in 2015 and climbed to over 100 billions at the end of the period.

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