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Band 5+: The charts below show how the average household budget was spent in two different years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents two pie charts comparing household spending between 1965 and 2015. In 1965, food comprised 35%, housing 30%, clothing 10%, healthcare 5%, transportation 12%, and other categories collectively accounted for 3% of total spending. By 2015, food decreased to 15%, housing increased to 35%, clothing dropped to 5%, healthcare increased to 25%, transportation rose to 15%, while "other" remained at 5%.
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The chats illustrate the proportion of normal household expenditure such as food, clothing, housing and many more, from 1965 and 2015.overall, food declined dramatically compare to 1965, on the other hnad, ‘other’ category increase slightly. Meanwhile, if we look at the healthcare proportin it saw significant growth.Furthermore, Housing experienced striking increase.

Beginning with Food the drop is dramatic in 1965, it decreasing from 35% to 15 parcent point over the period. Whereas, housing showed slightly rise in 2015 from 30% to 35%. In contrast, healthcare experienced substantial growth it rose, from 15% in 1965 to 25% in 2015. While, transportation showd marginal growth compare to 1965 from, 5% to 15%.

However, ‘other’ experienced a sligh rise from 3% to 5%. Lastly, clothing showd a dramatical droped from , 12% to 5%.

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