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Band 5+: The charts below show local government expenditure in 2010 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts with government expenditure for 2010 (top chart) and 2015 (bottom chart). The charts include the following categories and percentages for 2010: Education (24%), Healthcare (17%), Pensions (19%), Defence (8%), Welfare (5%), Interest on borrowing (3%), Transport (2%), Culture and leisure (1%), and Other (1%). The same categories are shown for 2015 with the following percentages: Education (20%), Healthcare (21%), Pensions (19%), Defence (13%), Welfare (10%), Interest on borrowing (1%), Transport (1%), Culture and leisure (1%), and Other (1%).
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The illustration represents comparison of a government fund allocations towards various services between 2010 and 2015.

Overall, it can be observed that, the majority of the proportion is distributed to Education and Health care. On the other hand, Transport, Culture and leisure and other services are given a tiny fraction from the entire portion.

According to the given data, the largest proportion in both years have been allocated to Education sector. In 2020 the portion distributed for Education was 24% which is almost a quarter of the total expenses, was reduced to 21% by 2015. Following a similar trend, portions of Health care sector, Transport, Culture and leisure, and Defense have also seen a reduction between 1% and 3% in each.

When further analysed, it can be noticed that the fund contribution for Pension sector remained constant in both years at 19%. Another striking factor is government’s funds on Interest on borrowing was almost doubled from 5% to 10% from the whole segment.

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