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Band 4+: The charts below show the proportion of people's total spending in a particular european country was spent on different commodities and services in 1958 and in 2008.

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The image contains two pie charts comparing the percentages of spending in five categories for 1958 and 2008 in an unnamed European country. In 1958, percentages are as follows: Housing 22%, Food 25%, Clothing 18%, Travel/transport 15%, Entertainment 8%, and Luxury goods 12%. For 2008, the corresponding percentages are: Housing 24%, Food 18%, Clothing 9%, Travel/transport 13%, Entertainment 12%, and Luxury goods 24%.
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The pie graph demonstred the expenditure of individuals total spending in a European nation was spent on various commodities and services between 1958 and 2008.

Overall, the proportion of food and housing was spent the largest sales throughout period, while the other four services had an fluctuation expenditures during this period. Notably, the number of people used entertainment has the smallest percentage in the final period.

In 1958, food had started at 32% and 22% in housing, which are the highest proportion compared to the other sources. Furthermore, clothing was 18% at the beginning of period, there is entertainment around 13% and below 10% were travel and luxury goods, those are the lowest percentage in the starting of the year.

In contrast, the expenditure of housing was rapidly increased in begun to end of the year, approximately 32%. Meanwhile, food and clothing were declined significanty to 12% and 16%, whereas travel and luxury goods showed a same level of those proportioins by 2008.

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