The line graph demonstrates the past finances for a local government in NZ and predictions for it.
A closer look at the data reveals that from 2012 to 2015 grants and subsidies took a number of about 400 millions and then experienced a rise in the following year to 800 millions. In 2017 the figure showed a decline of about 150 millions and kept that direction in the following years.
Trends that represent rates revenue and users charges had quite a big budget (1400 and 1000 millions respectively). The tendencies started growing up in the next years and will reach their peak in 2022 (2300 millions for rates revenue and 2000 millions fpr user chargers).
Borrowings never remained steady. In 2012 it started from the sum of about 700 millions and withessed an increase in the next two years to 1200 millions. A tear later the trend saw a decline and reached its lowest peak in 2016. In the following years there were goings up and down and relying ob the prediction, in 2022 the budget of borrowing will be about less than a billion.
Overall, it is clear that while two trends never remained steadily, the other two had one direction up.