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Band 5+: The picture show information about average income and spending on food and clothes by an average family in a city in the UK.

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The image shows income in 2010 as 29000, decreasing to 25000 in 2013; spending on food and clothes in 2010 is 14000, increasing to 15000 in 2013. The pie charts display percentage allocations in 2010 and 2013: fruit and vegetables go from 26% to 30%; meat and fish from 15% to 13%; dairy products from 18% to 16%; other food from 12% to 23%; clothes from 29% to 18%.
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The graphs and the table illustrate the income and spending on daily facilities of a basic family in the UK. It shows the comparison between 2010c and 2013 year.

Overall , it can be seen that the income had decreased from 29000 to 25000 during this 3 years. Spending on food and clothes , on the contrary , had increased .

In terms of spendings, the difference is not that noticeable. The biggest hude we can see in spendings on meat and fish . The shortage of 6 persentage means less consumption of protein in daily meals . To talk about significant magnification , we can observe in the part of fruit and vegetables. This considerable growth indicate that people are attempting to lead a healthy lifestyle by following proper nutrition.The rise in dairy products also provide the evidence in that. Nevertheless, the expanses on clothes have a small drop. Other food is remain constant by these three years.

Consequently,this chart demonstrates us the expanses in the UK. Admittedly the gap between the percentages is minor.

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