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Band 6+: the chart below shows how much money is soent in the budgwt on different sectors by the UAE goverment in 2000

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The image contains a pie chart depicting UAE government budget allocations in 2000: Social security AED 100 billion, Health and personal social services AED 53 billion, Education AED 38 billion, Other expenditure AED 23 billion, Debt interest AED 23 billion, Defence AED 22 billion, Law and order AED 17 billion, Housing, heritage, and environment AED 15 billion, Industry, agriculture, and employment AED 13 billion, Transport AED 9 billion.
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The pie chart initiated the money which spent by UAE government on 10 different areas in 2000.

Overall, it can be observed that the heavy amount of money spent on Social security and health and personal social services as compared to others. Whereas the least expenditure spent on transport and industry, agriculture and employment in United Arab Emirates.

It’s cleared that social security received the largest amount from UAE which accounted for AED 100 billion. On the other hand, UAE spent second highest budget on health and personal social services, at AED 53 billion. Meanwhile a significant amount on Education was also dominant which given by UAE government at AED 38 billion. However, Debt interest and other expenditure received same amount at AED 23 billion while, Defence amount was AED 22 billion.

In contrast, government allocated the shortest portion of amount on law and Order which was AED 17 billion and on housing, heritage and environment which was AED 15 billion. Similarly, industry, agriculture and employment also took smallest portion of budget, at AED13 billion. The least amount spent by UAE government was on transport which was only AED 9 billion.

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