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The image has a line graph titled "Percentage of GDP (2000-2025)" with three lines representing 'Health', 'Education', and 'Road & Railroad'. In 2000, Health is around 4.8%, Education near 5.8%, and Road & Railroad approximately 3.2%. In 2005, Health is close to 5.6%, Education around 6.0%, and Road & Railroad about 3.8%. By 2010, Health reaches approximately 6.4%, Education near 4.8%, and Road & Railroad around 6.0%. In 2015, Health is about 6.0%, Education at nearly 4.0%, and Road & Railroad at roughly 6.4%. Moving to 2020, Health is around 5.6%, Education close to 3.2%, and Road & Railroad approximately 6.8%. Lastly, in 2025 projections, Health is near 5.2%, Education about 2.6%, and Road & Railroad close to 7.2%.
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The chart illustrates the proportion of GDP one government spends on well-being, schooling, and traffic facilities in 25 years.
In general, from 2000 to 2015, traffic facilities and schooling faced a dramatic shift, while well-being started rising. Moreover, health will be rising for the next 10 years. Still, the last two factors are going to suffer a sufficient decline during this periods.
In the first 15 years, the percentage for public health increased adequately from 4.0% to 6.0%. Additionally, the government’s support increased and decreased to approximately 7.0% for teaching and 4.0% for the transport system in 2010. The statistics continued to stabilize and then go down to 6% and around 5.0% in 2015.
During the next 10 years, welfare will continue to climb up remarkably and reach 7.0% in 2025. Lastly, pedagogy and transportation facilities tend to plunge tremendously around over and lower than 4.0% in 2025.
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