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The image shows a bar chart comparing the percentage of weekly income spent by families on various categories in two different years, 1968 and 2018. The categories represented are Food, Housing, Fuel and power, Clothing and footwear, Household goods, Personal goods, Transport, and Leisure. For 1968, the spending percentages are close to 23% for Food, 10% for Housing, 8% for Fuel and power, 10% for Clothing and footwear, 4% for Household goods, 4% for Personal goods, 8% for Transport, and 8% for Leisure. In 2018, the percentages are approximately 12% for Food, 20% for Housing, 3% for Fuel and power, 3% for Clothing and footwear, 4% for Household goods, 4% for Personal goods, 14% for Transport, and 10% for Leisure.
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The given chart illustrates information by comparing the weekly percentage spent by families on various categories in two different years 1968 and 2018. The categories which are represented are fuel and power, housing, clothing and foot ware, household goods, personal goods, transport and leisure by a particular country.
For 1968 the spending ratio on food was 35%, housing 10%, fuel and power more than 5%, clothing and foot ware 10%, household goods more than 5%, personal goods 8%, transport 8%, and leisure 9%.
For 2018 the weekly spending ratio of food is 17%, housing 19%, fuel and power 4%, clothing and foot ware 5%, household goods 8%, personal goods 4%, transport 19%, and leisure 22%.
Overall, the consumption on food decreased in 2018 while the amount of leisure doubled. Spending on housing and transport also increased significantly in 2018. In 2018 and 1968 the income expanded on household goods were equal.
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