The given line chart illustrates the former and predicted figures of the percentage of Gross Domestic Products (GDP) that government spending on three sectors- education, health and roads and railways, over a period of 25 years, starting in 2000.
Overall, it is quite noticeable that although initial investment was higher in education sector but later the proportion of GDP in health showed an upward trend. While downward trend is visible in education section, but the percentage kept fluctuating throughout the entire period in case of roads and railways.
In 2000, the proportion of GDP invested in education was 4.00%. Therefore by 2005 a slight increase can be seen, and it reached at approximately 5.5%. This increase was set to be continued till 2020 and the predicted value to be further invested in this sector by 2025 also showing an upward trend and the estimated value is just over 7.00%.
The percentages dropped for both health as well as roads and railways in compared to the initial percentages. However, the proportion of GDP for education showed a steady decline and went down from 5.00% in 2000 to 4.00% in 2020. The projected percentage will also experience the decline and will reach just below 4.00% in 2025. Meanwhile, there was a fluctuating trend noticeable in roads and railways sector from 2000 to 2020 whereas the projected value will drop to nearly 3.5% which was 4.00% in 2020.
