The bar chart illustrates the proportion of spending money for goods and services in a country between 1995 and 2005.
Overall, it is evident that spending money for housing and food and drinks had the highest figure in two separate years, while transport also exhibited the least figure in the same period.
In 1995, housing recorded the largest figure, accounting for approximately 35%. Besides, both other goods and services and foods and drinks were the same figure, followed by the second highest figure at around 25%. Transport became the lowest figure in the same time, at roughly 20%.
Food and drinks stood at the second highest figure in 1995 after that became the highest figure in 2005, accounting for approximately 33%. Housing stood the biggest figure in 1995 and then becoming the second highest figure in 2005(28%). Regarding other goods and services made up 25% in 2005, followed by the lowest figure in 2005(15%)
