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The image presents a bar chart comparing average weekly spending by families on various categories in 1968 and 2018 as a percentage of weekly income: Food was 35% in 1968 and 17% in 2018; Housing was 10% in 1968 and 19% in 2018; Fuel and power was 6% in 1968 and 4% in 2018; Clothing and footwear was 10% in 1968 and 5% in 2018; Household goods was 8% in 1968 and 7% in 2018; Personal goods was 8% in 1968 and 4% in 2018; Transport was 8% in 1968 and 14% in 2018; Leisure was 9% in 1968 and 22% in 2018.
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The chart illustrates the expenditure of an average family with their weekly income in a particular country between 1968 and 2018.
Overall it is obvious that, people spent most of their weekly income in the past. However, leisure and housing had overtaken food as the largest expenditure area.
In 1968, families spent most on food, accounted for 35% of their weekly income, while this figure decreased by half to around 17%. On the other side there leisure and housing shows significant rise with replacing food as largest expenses, approximately stood at 24% and 18% respectively.
Meanwhile, transportation cost climbed to 14% by 2018. Moreover, clothing and footwear, fuel and personal goods experienced a downward trend, reached less than 5%. And the expenditure of household goods remained unchanged at 7% during the period.
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