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The image depicts a line graph showing the expenditure in billions of dollars on health, space, energy, general science, and other categories from 1980 to 2008. Health expenditure steadily increases from around $5 billion in 1980 to about $23 billion in 2008, while space expenditure fluctuates between $15 and $20 billion. Energy expenditure remains relatively stable around $10 billion, general science expenditure slightly increases from around $5 billion to $7 billion, and other expenditure fluctuates between $5 and $10 billion throughout the years.
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The line graph demonstrates information about U.S government expenditure on research over two decades.
Overall, it is clear that the money for health dramatically increased while the general science was the lowest spending in this period.
In 1980, The expenses for health were 7,5 billions while the figure for general science was less than three times. In 2004, The figure for health reached the peak about 22 billions and got the highest point in the whole period.
Respectively, the figure for space and energy increased around 5 billions. In 1980 after that they gradually increased to 7 billions and 9 billions in 2008. Yet, The money for other slightly fluctuated from7,3 billions in 1980 to 5 billions in 2008.
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