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Band 4+: 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 pie charts illustrate local government expences from 2010 to 2015.

Overall,while core expenditures such as education,healthcare,and pensions remained consistently significant,notable shifts in funding allocations occurred for other categories,reflecting changing governmental priorities.

As can be seen in the graph expenditure in 2015 is decreased almost all amount of parametrs.However interest on borrowing increased to 5 percent.In 2010 aproximately almost quarter were 24%,whereas in 2015 had fallen to just under a fifth.Education and health care wich is significant for country were the second major categories in budgets and they did not exceed 19% each.In 2015,welfare spent 5 times more money than 2010 did-8% and 13% respectively.Defence in 2015 slightly decreased.This decision would improve the economy but it can be dangerous from war side.And finally in 2015 government used money for own needs such as transport,culture,leisure and other.In addition small insignificant things had minimized and remained steadly to the end of the given period

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