The image demonstrate two pie charts in comparison between the figure of expenses by pupils on average in a random university in 2000 and 2010
Overall, the minor increase in some categories, respectively, utilities eating out and transport, was recorded. It can be seen that clothing had a slight diminish. Whereas sports and cultural , holidays and food and drink have stability and no change was seen
It is evident that food and drink accounted for the highest proportion with 29%, reaching slightly more than one-quarter of the total chart. Followed by utilities, clothing, sports, and cultural has the similarity, respectively, 21%, 16%, and 17%. In the same period, eating out, transport, and holidays were not exceeding 10%, being the lowest figure of expenditure of students.
In 2010, no changes were seen in food and drink; otherwise, it has held the pinnacle of popularity. Similarly, sports and culture maintain the same level, with 17% being the third most popular. In contrast, clothing saw a dramatic variation, ranging from 16% to 5%, nearly to holidays with the lowest figures, while utilities elevated roughly for 6% to 27%; likewise, there was a double jump in eating out, turning from 4% to 8%, reaching the initial level of transports. However, the transport got the small leap from 8% to 9%. variating for 1%
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