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Band 6+: The chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weeklly income in 1968 and in 2018.

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The image compares average weekly spending by families in 1968 and 2018 as a percentage of weekly income. Food: 1968-35%, 2018-17%; Housing: 1968-10%, 2018-19%; Fuel and power: 1968-7%, 2018-4%; Clothing and footwear: 1968-10%, 2018-5%; Household goods: 1968-8%, 2018-8%; Personal goods: 1968-8%, 2018-4%; Transport: 1968-9%, 2018-14%; Leisure: 1968-9%, 2018-22%.
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The bar chart illustrates regarding how the residence of a country used up their weekly earnings in two different year (1968 and 2018).

Overall, in 1968 most of the income were spent on food, whereas in 2018 it was spent on the leisure. In both the year the amount spent on the fuel and power are the least.

In 1968 almost all of the weekly wages were spent on food which is exactly 35% of it’s average. As for the year 2018 above 20% of it’s average income is spent on the leisure. The amount spent on the fuel and power are least in both the years which is above 5% in 1968 and below 5% in 2018.

In additional to that above 5% of it’s average income were spent on household goods in both the years. When it comes to housing and transport the amount spent has increased in 2018.

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