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Band 4+: The charts below show the proportion of people's total spending on different commodities and services in a particular European country in 1998 and 2008.

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The image depicts two bar charts; the first chart shows numerical data points: Holiday - 8, Clothing - 12, Eating out - 6, Electronic goods - 6, Newspaper/Magazines - 16, Go to cinema - 3; the second chart shows Holiday - 5, Clothing - 18, Eating out - 6, Electronic goods - 6, Newspaper/Magazines - 20, Go to cinema - 1.
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The graph gives the information about the amout of total spending money on different commodities and sevices in a Europe country in 1998 and 2008

Overall,it is clear that there was increase in amout of electronic goods and eating out,while there was a decrease trend in the amout of go to the cinema,newspaper and holiday the opposite was true for oil.It is also worth mentioning that the figure for eating out remainded unchanged.Moreover,electronic goods made up ghe largest share of total spending compared to other figures.

Looking at the details,only three means of common dities and services experienced a decline.In 1998,people spending in holiday 8 and this figures declined to 5 in 2008.The same trend was recorded for go to cinema and newspepars from 3 to 1. As for other spending the number of different commmiditied and favor increased after 10 years.People mainly waste of electronic goods in both years and the number of increased 16 to 20.The next popular waste was clothes increased from 12 to 18.The last spend in which there were no changed is eating out was 6 to there are 6 left

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