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The image contains two pie charts and a table. The table lists values for the years 2010 and 2013 for "Income" and "Spending on food and clothes" with figures: 2010-Income 29000, 2013-Income 25000, 2010-Spending 14000, 2013-Spending 15000. The upper pie chart represents the year 2010 with five categories and their respective percentages: Fruit and Vegetables 29%, Meat and Fish 12%, Dairy products 13%, Other food 15%, Clothes 26%. The lower pie chart represents the year 2013 with the same categories and percentages: Fruit and Vegetables 30%, Meat and Fish 16%, Dairy products 13%, Other food 18%, Clothes 23%.
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The table provides a information of average salary and spending on food and clothes of a family in a UK city in 2010 and 2013.
Overall, it can be see that pie charts which illustrates the persent of different foods and clothes in two years. Fruit and vegetables and dairy products are increased, while meat and fish and clothes are went down, but others food are remained unchanged.
According to the table, in 2010 income makes up 29000. The meat and fish draw up 29%, after them fruit and vegetables 26%, there are the highest. Other food compound 18%, and clothes and dairy products 15% and 12%.
2013 saw incline of two categories, there are 25000 and 15000. Of persent it makes up in fruits and vegetables 30%, and in meat and fish 23%. Other food unchanged since 2010, but clothes, and dairy products 16%, and 13%.
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