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Band 4+: The bar chart below shows how households in a European country spent their weekly income in 1990 and and in 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows household weekly spending as a percentage of weekly income in 1990 and 2020 for a European country, detailing various categories. In 1990, Entertainment and Personal Care both accounted for roughly 5%; Clothing was about 10%; Transportation also at 10%; Groceries at 25%; Utilities at 5%; and Rent and Housing Costs at 15%. By 2020, Entertainment declined to 3%, Personal Care at 7%, Clothing at 5%, Transportation at 8%, Groceries increased to 30%, Utilities slightly increased to 6%, and Rent and Housing Costs rose significantly to 33%.
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The bar chart illustrates how household essentials in a European country spent their money that they received weekly in 1990 to 2020. Units are measured in percentage.

Overall, In 2020 most income were spent on rent and housing costs and least were spent on personal care between 1990 to 2020. For the other spendings on Utilities and transportation shows that more money was spent in 2020. Next, In 1990, more income went to entertainment, clothing and groceries.

In terms of rent and housing costs, people spent their most income compared to personal care which obtained the lowest percentage.

On the other hand, In 2020 people spend most of their income on transportation(11%) and in 1990(9%) as as for utilities it was 10% in 2020 and 8% in 1990.

Furthermore, In 1990, more weekly money was spent on clothing by 12% and in 2020 it was being doubled at 6%. Similarily, personal care comes at 10% in 1990 being higer than in 2020 with 8%. Lastly, Groceries dramatically rose in 1990 and fell in 2020(28% and 18% respectively).

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