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The image provides data on an average family's income and spending in a UK city for 2010 and 2013. Income: 2010 - 29000, 2013 - 25000; Spending on food and clothes: 2010 - 14000, 2013 - 15000. For 2010: Fruit and Vegetables 20%, Meat and Fish 13%, Dairy products 15%, Other Food 12%, Clothes 30%. For 2013: Fruit and Vegetables 23%, Meat and Fish 12%, Dairy products 14%, Other Food 19%, Clothes 17%.
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The pie chart below illustarte data about middle salary and spending this money for food and wear

Overall earlier in 2010 them income was bigger even spending was smaller. While in 2013 the income was poor and spending was rich. The most spending was for fruit and vegetables in 2013. But in 2010 they spend for meat and fish. However the smallest was for daily products. While in 2013 was for clothes

In 2010 them income was 29000 and spending was for about 14000 they spend 25 percent of them salary for fruits and vegetables. 29 percent for meat and fish. 15 percent for clothes. 18 percent for other foods like fast food etc. and the smallest indicator was for clothes 12 percent. Eventually they got 15000 after these spendings.

On the other hand in 2013 them income was 25000 that more less than 2010 moreover them spendings was 15000 that more on 1000 than 2010. In short they spends almost half of them salary ( 30% ) for fruit and vegetables23 %for mwat and fish 18 percent for other food. 16 percent for saily products15 percent for clothes.

In conclusion for 3 years many things is changed. Them salary, and spends.

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