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Band 5+: The charts below show the proportion of people spending on different commodities and services in a particular European country in 1958 and in 2008.

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The image displays pie charts depicting expenditure proportions on categories in a European country during 1958 and 2008. In 1958, allocations were Housing 22%, Clothing 32%, Entertainment 8%, Food 18%, Travel/transport 13%, Luxury goods 7%. In 2008, distributions shifted to Housing 32%, Clothing 12%, Entertainment 21%, Food 17%, Travel/transport 17%, Luxury goods 6%. Each pie chart segments are labeled with categories accompanied by respective percentage figures.
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The pie chart illustrates the numbers of people spending on vareity of commodities and services in a particular Europen country between 1958 and 2008.

Overall, most of the people in 1958 preferd to spend on clothing, while the least of the individuals preferd luxury goods. However, in 2008 a lot off people choosed housing to spend but very few people preferd travel/transport. Over the years, all the services and commodities showed increase instead clothing, travel/transportand entertainment.

In details, clothing was the most spending one in 1958 with 32% but in 2008 it decreased to 12%. Altough, housing increased from 22% to 32% between the years which became the most spending service in 2008. In food services, it growth nearly two times which was 8% then turned 17%.When 18% of people were spending on entertainment in 1958 they became 16% in 2008 with a slight decrease.Individual numbers on spending for luxury goods went up by 10% in 2008.However, housing showed downward trend from 13% to 6% in 50 years.

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