At a quick glance at the line-graph depicts data on what percentage avenue of GDP has been allocated by government in three different sectors within given years.
By and large, it is evident that the highest share on expenditure of GDP has been distributed in health service sector in former year while there was the lowest pattern of budget in transportation sector within given years.
In terms of taking a look at the noteworthy data, rate on budget of GDP was allocated at 4% on both education and roads and railways in 2000. The rate on expenditure of projects which build roads and railways slightly increased by 0.5% between 2000 and 2005. Then, it experienced a significant decline by 1% in 2010. After, it was an exponentially grown at 4% in 2020. There was an exactly equal share of construction project and education sector at 4.5%, each.
With regards to describing another noteworthy data, the index on avenue accounted for 5% on education sector in 2000. Remarkably, the share on the budget of education sector was decreased by 1% between 2000 to 2025. In contrast, the share on budget of health service hit a peak at 7.5% in 2025. The rate on budget of health sector accounted for 2 times more than education sector.