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The image is a bar graph showing average weekly spending by families in one country in 1968 and 2018. In 1968, housing was the largest expense at around 23%, followed by food and power at about 22%. Other categories included clothing and footwear (12%), household goods (8%), personal goods (6%), and leisure (6%). In 2018, housing remained the largest expense but increased significantly to nearly 35%. The second largest category was leisure at around 10%, followed by food and power (9%), personal goods (8%), household goods (7%), and clothing and footwear (6%).
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The chart illustrates about how families the amount of money spent their weekly income on 8 different categories in 1963 and 2012. Units are measured in percentage.
Overall, the expenditure of the food was higher in 1968, whereas leisure spent the most money in 2018. While in 2018, the least amount of money was spent in personal goods and it almost similar fuel and power and it is the lowest spent in 1968.
In terms of food, in 1968 the spent of money exactly 35% on this as opposed to around 17% in 2018, Theexpenditure in leisure was higher in 2018 than in 1968 (about 22% an 9% respectively), and household good are same in given two years around 8 percentage.
On the other hand, the least number of spent in 1968 is fuel and power about 6 percentage and also it is the lowest expenditure in 2012. After that personal goods are spent almost 8% and it exactly same in transport in 1968.
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