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Band 4+: The graphs below show the annual spending of a particular UK university from 1981 to 2001.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts three pie charts showing categorical data distribution across three different years: In 1981, teachers' salary is 40%, other staff's salary 33%, furniture & equipment 15%, resources (e.g., books) 10%, insurance 2%; In 1991, teachers' salary is 55%, other staff's salary 22%, furniture & equipment 7%, resources (e.g., books) 12%, insurance 3%; In 2001, teachers' salary 45%, other staff's salary 18%, furniture & equipment 24%, resources (e.g., books) 5%, insurance 8%.
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The Pie graph illustruate the yearly spending of a particular unviversity of the region of United Kingdom in the year of 1981, 1991 and 2001. Overall it can be seen that, the teachers goted the high amount of salaries in all thrice of a year with 10 years gap . While the insurance remained same in three years

To begin with, it can be observed that the approximetaly third-quarter of is covered by the salaries of teachers and other staffs with 55% and 23% respectively in the year of 1991. The reources coverd with 12%. While, the furniture equipment can be viewed almost same as sources spend with just 7% more over it can be observed that the insurance were the least in the given graph with just 2%.

In contrast, the teachers goted almost same percentage of spending with just 10% of difference with 55% in 1991 and 45% in 2001 respectively. Furthermore it can be also viewed that the recources were at 12% in 1991 than it decreased to just 5% in the year of 2001. In addition it can observed that the that insurance increase a little bit from 3% to 8% in the year of 1991 to 2001 respectively. However furniture and equipment was at 7% than it multiplied by 3 and it became 21% in 2001.

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