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Band 4+: 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 provided pie charts demonstrate the changes of consumer spendings in the 2009 and 2019

it can be seen that the sector of “food and drink” kept its dominant position during the all period , whereas the plan of “Transport” lost its meaning , becoming lower than “Extertainment”

At the starting point , food and drink stood at 42% , followed by the transport as it consisted around of 22% that was in 2 times less .The indexes of sectors “Clothes” and “Furniture” had the same number – 10% . The lowest parts were token by “entertainment” , “smartphones” and “books” as these plans were composed of 8%,2%,6%

Over the next 10 years , the figure of “Food and drink” slightly decreased by 3% . The index of “Transport” became having roughly half as many – 12% , when “entertainment” sector’ number doubled , reaching its hight – 19% . “Clothes” maintained approximately unchanged – 11% , followed closely by “smartphones” that had nearly 10% . “Furniture” slumped to 8% , and “books” experienced a noticeable downturn, diminishing to 1%

In conclusion , the sector of food and drink remained virtually static , although “transport”‘ plunged in 2 times , replacing by “extertainment”

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