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Band 5+: The charts below show how average middle-income families spent their household budget in two diffe.rent years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image shows two pie charts depicting household budget allocation for middle-income families with categories and percentages. For 2012, the budget was distributed as follows: Housing 35%, Food/Clothes 25%, Vacations/Leisure 25%, Miscellaneous 15%. For 2015, the budget allocation changed to: Housing 50%, Food/Clothes 35%, Vacations/Leisure 10%, Miscellaneous 5%.
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The given charts below illustrates how average middle-profit families disburse their household budgets in two different years

Overall it can be seen that there was a great rate of housing in given time periods in addition to that there was a very low rate of Vacations/leisure in both

If we need to examine this statement in more detail we can basicall say in 2012 there was a of housing however in 2015 the rate of housing augmented rapidly to , which means half of the revenue was spent on housing in 2015 After that In 2012 the rate of profit which was spent on clothes was it has also elevated through years to This two households faced an increase through years yet It is the opposite way in vacations/leisure and misc. their rate plunged over the years for instance the rate of vacations was But in 2015 it has decreased to and for misc. its rate was in 2012 nevertheless it has plummeted to %5 rapidly in 2015.

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The charts below show how average middle-income families spent their household budget in two diffe.rent years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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