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Band 6+: The pie chart gives information on UAE government spending in 2000. The total budget was AED 315 billion. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a pie chart with 9 segments displaying UAE government spending in 2000, totaling AED 315 billion. The segments are: Law and order AED 17 billion, Health and personal social services AED 53 billion, Education AED 38 billion, Defence AED 22 billion, Industry, agriculture & employment AED 13 billion, Other expenditure AED 23 billion, Debt interest AED 23 billion, Housing heritage and environment AED 15 billion, Social Security AED 100 billion, and Transport AED 9 billion.
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The graph shows the amount of money spent on 10 different needs/sectors in the UAE in 2000.

Overall, it is clear that social security made up the largest proportion of spending in the UAE, while the figure for transport accounted for the least share. It is also worth mentioning that the difference between the biggest and the smallest figures was significant.

Looking at the details the proportion which takes up more space consumes about 1/3 of the total budget and the smallest proportion Transport AED accounted for 9 billion. The proportion that ranks second in terms of spending money after social security is Health and personal social services which spent 53 billion. In terms of proportion there are two sectors with a budget of amount 23 billion such as Debt Interest and Other expenditure of the country. For Law, order and education the administration handed out 17 bln and 38 bln of the total budget, respectively. The remaining 3 parts of the pie chart were allocated from 13bln to 22bln.

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