The given table and pie charts illustrate the details regarding average income and expenditure on varieties of foods and clothes by an average family in a specific city of UK from 2010 to 2013.
Overall, the table represents that Income dropped from 2018 to 2013, whereas, the spending on food and clothes spiked marginally. Furthermore, the pie charts depicted that the fruits, vegetables, meat and fish remained highest in the percentage in both the years, respectively.
In 2010, income accounted for 29000 and the expenditure of eatables and garments was accounted to be 14000. On the other hand, in 2013, the income got decreased by 4000 and the expenses on food and dresses increased by 1000.
In addition to this, the percentage of fruits were 26% in 2010, which increased to 4% in 2013. meat and fish stood at 29% in 2010, but eventually dropped to 23% in 2013. The percentage remained similar at 18% in both years for other food category. Although, the numbers of dairy products increased by 4% from 2010 to 2013, yet, the percentage of clothes slightly decreased from 15 to 13%.