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Band 5+: The charts below show the proportions of consumer expenditure by sector.

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The image shows pie charts representing consumer expenditure proportions by sector for 2009 and 2019: in 2009, food/drink is 22%, transport is 6%, clothes is 12%, entertainment is 18%, furniture is 8%, smartphones is 20%, and books is 6%; in 2019, food/drink is 39%, transport is 10%, clothes is 10%, entertainment is 17%, furniture is 5%, smartphones is 18%, and books is 1%.
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The illustration provides information of various sections expenditures from 2009 to 2019.

Overall, the highest section on both diagrams have first one foods and drinks people prefer them instead of others sections. But the lowest one was books.

It is quite evident from diagram shows that the top highest department of expenditures had foods and drinks people prefer them spend money, instead of others sections in 2009. The entertainment department had moderate postion 26% ratio. Surperisingly, people don’t taken too much interest for buying books that’s why it had the lowest ratio. The department of smartphones below then the books section.

Meanwhile, the department of foods had minor fluctuate in 2019 and the ratio have 39%, but also kept top of the postion rather then other sections. The entertainment department shown little improvement rather than others departments. But the people taken interested in books which result it had increase minor than smartphones.

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