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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 two pie charts give information about the proportion of individuals’ spending on various commodities and services in a particular European country between 1998 and 2007.

Overall, it can be seen that, housing and clothing have showed the largest proportion of people’s spending, whereas travel/transports has demonstrated the lowest proportion for both years.With regards the highest commodities,large numbers amount of money were spent on clothing and housing 32% and 22% percent respectively. However,in 2007 clothing consumption of clothing was decreased considerably to12%,whereas housing was increased significantly to 32%. Notably, the usage of food and luxury goods appeared to be the lowest in the first year,then, their proportion increased significantly,reaching 17% for both commodities.

On the other hand,entertainment and transport/travel used to be higher 18% and 13% respectively,then they were dropped significantly 16% and 6% respectively.

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