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The image presents data on purposes of travel for passengers at four UK airports in 2016, illustrated through four pie charts: Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, and Stansted. Gatwick Airport's travel purposes show business at 14%, visiting friend/relative at 22%, holiday at 64%, and other not indicated. Heathrow Airport indicates business at 28%, visiting friend/relative at 17%, holiday at 48%, and other at 7%. Luton Airport reveals business at 16%, visiting friend/relative at 32%, holiday at 52%, and other not indicated. Stansted Airport shows business at 14%, visiting friend/relative at 21%, holiday at 69%, and other not indicated.
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The bar chart provides information about the weekly earnings spent by families in one nation in 1968 and 2018.
Overall, families spent the most on food and the least on fuel and power in 1968. Also, in 2018, the highest family spending was on leisure and the lowest was on fuel and power along with personal goods in 2018.
In 1968, weekly spending on food was 30% of their total expenses but in 2018, it significantly decreased and stood at 17% in 2018. Similarly, The spending on Fuel and power, and Personal goods was 7% and 8% respectively in 1968 but coming to the year 2018, the number dropped to 4%. Clothing and footwear decreased by half from 10% to 5%.
On the other hand, Leisure spending stood at 9% in 1968, whereas in 2018 it jumped to 22%.In contrast, The spending on transport & housing was at 10% and 8% in 1968 which took a turn and went to 14% and 19%. Families spent on household goods the same in both years.
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