The pie chart provides data about the number of household spending was distributed in 1965 and 2015.
Overall, spending on healthcare showed an upward trend, while spending on food went down. In 2015, there was an increase for all sources of expenditure except clothing and food.
In 1965, the term of expenditure on food accounted for 35% and this figure was the highest one comparing with other spending. The percentage of housing reached to 30%. However, the distributed money on healthcare was two times lower than the housing and the percentage of clothing was under the healthcare’s account. Spending on transportation and other sources was less than 10%.
In 2015, housing rose to 35% and surpassed the percentage of food, which was declined to 15%. Healthcare showed an increase to one quarter and transportation is also rose to 15%, which was last account of healthcare. Spending on other sources rose noticeably to 5%, while clothing sharply decreased to 5%
