The charts show the average spending in household budget by middle-income families in 2012- 2015. Spending on housing and food had noticeably increased. Meanwhile, vacations and miscilinary showed a remarkable drop during the same time period.
Spending on housing and food had grown noticeably in the time period shown on the charts. Housing rose sharply to % 50 of the household budget. By the same time, spending on food also increased to in 2015. Thus, housing and food became the most spending priorities by middle-income families with the percentage of of the overall household budget in 2015.
On the other hand, middle-income families spent less money on vacations and miscilinary in 2015. Spending on vacations had decreased to in 2015. While spending on miscilinaries had slightly fell into %5 of the whole budget. This remarkable drop means that middle- income families had decreased their spending on leisure time and miscilinaries from 2012 to 2015.
In conclusion, middle- income families changed their household spending priorities over the time period shown on the charts. Therefore, housing and food had a significance increase whereas vacations and miscilinary had a noticeable drop, respectively.
