The chart illustration demonstrates an average U.K residents earning and spending on food and clothes since 2010 to 2013.
Overall, It is clear that average income was comparatively higher to their spending. However, the money spent on fruits and vegetables, and Dairy products were grew while Meat and fish and clothes decline, other food saw stay same.
In 2010, a British household earned 29,000 and approximately half it was spent on food and clothes. In 2013, the average income a U.K citizen decreased to 25,000, however the expenditure on food and clothes went up by 5,000.
In terms of pie charts, in 2010, the amount of money spent on fruit and vegetable was 26%. while the amount of money spent on dairy product was 12%. The most portion was covered though meat and fish the other food had been staying same for 3 years and clothes was at 15%. expenditure.
By 2013, The trend had saw change. The income had been decreased by 4,000 and expenses had expenditure at 15,000. The near about 30% area were being covered by Fruit and vegetable. However, The dairy product was expended to 16%, while both meat and fish and clothes were shown in decline. The meat and fish at 23% and The clothes were seen at least at 13%.