The pie chart illustrates how the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government allocated a total budget of AED 315 billion in the year 2000.
Overall, it is clear that the largest proportion of the budget was spent on social security, followed by health and personal social services. In contrast, the least amount of money is spent on transport.
According to the chart, social security received the highest share of the budget at AED 100 billion, which accounts for nearly one-third of the total expenditure. Health and personal social services were the second largest category, with AED 53 billion allocated. While education also received a significant portion, amounting to AED 38 billion.
However, spending includes AED 23 billion each for debt interest and other expenditure, and AED 22 billion for defence. Housing, heritage, and the environment were allocated AED 15 billion, while law and order accounted for AED 17 billion of the budget. While AED 13 billion money spent on industry, agriculture, and employ