The provided bar chart illustrates how much government invested in roads and transport in four countries between 1990 and 2005.
Overall, there was a decline in the proportion of government spending on roads and transportation in four countries examined, with Portugal witnessing the most significant decrease. Despite this, it consistently had the highest figure throughout the period.
The portion of government allocated money to roads and transport started at around 28%, after which it experienced a drop to just over 15% in 2005. Similarly, the figure for Italy was 20% in 1990, followed by a gradual decrease to approximately 13% at the end of the period.
The figure for the UK was around 11% in 1990, followed by a slight rise to 13% in 1995 and a final drop to about 7% in 2005. Meanwhile, the USA remained relatively stable, with the figure fluctuating between 12% and 14% over the period.
