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Band 4+: The pictures show information about average income and spending on food and clothes by an average family in a city in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image provides financial data and distribution sections for income and spending on food and clothes in the years 2010 and 2013. For 2010, the income is listed as 29,000, with spending on food and clothes being 14,000; in 2013, the corresponding figures are 25,000 for income and 15,000 for spending on food and clothes. The pie charts for 2010 and 2013 show the following distribution percentages for spending categories: in 2010, Fruits and vegetables 26%, Meat and fish 29%, Dairy products 18%, Other food 12%, Clothes 15%; in 2013, Fruits and vegetables 30%, Meat and fish 23%, Dairy products 16%, Other food 18%, Clothes 13%.
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The illustration demonstrates an average spending and earning by an average united kingdom citizens between 2010 and 2013.

Overall, the earning was being higher by UK citizens. Compare to there spending, while the year 2013, saw people earnd less and spent more. also variations in some categories.

In 2010 UK citizens spend even lower then half only 14,000 while earning 29,000. mostly spent 29% at meat and fish and 26% vegetables fruits. least was spending dairy product 12% in 2010. Intrustingly 18% at other food and 15% at clothing.

However, trend had changed entirely in 2013. vegetarian had been changed by non-vegetarians. earnings were decrease at 25,000 also increase in expenses by 1000. surprisingly fruits and vegetables was being covered by 30% portion. Meat and fish ware make eaten by less people at 23%. on the other hand there is rose in dairy product. while other food stayed same at 18%.Although, clothes saw decline at 13%.

In conclusion, variation had been seen by time. Therefore rose was seen by fruit vegetables and dairy products. while decline in meat fish and clothes meanwhile, other food had not seen any change stay at same.

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