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Band 7+: The pie chart gives information on UAE government spending in 2000. The total budget was AED 315 billion.

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The image contains a pie chart titled "Where the money goes" displaying budget allocation in billions for 10 sectors; Education (AED 38), Defence (AED 22), Health and personal social services (AED 53), Social security (AED 100), Housing heritage and environment (AED 15), Debt interest (AED 23), Other expenditure (AED 23), Industry, agriculture & employment (AED 13), Law and order (AED 17), Transport (AED 9).
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The pie chart illustrates expenditure by the UAE government in the year 2000.

Based on interpretation of the pie chart, social security was the largest sector in which the goverment of UAE has spent its budget on. The least sector spent of was transport.

Out of a total budget of 315 billion AED, a total of 100 billion AED was spent on social security, this was followed by the health and personal social services sector with a financial value of 53 billion AED. Education came in third of largest expenditure with a value of 38 billion AED, followed by debt interest, defence, and other expenses not surpassing 23 billion AED.

A very small figure of the countries budget went into law and order, housing the heritage and environment, industry, agriculture & employment, with figures 17 billion AED, 15 billion AED, and 13 billion AED, respectively. The transport sector was the least sector spent on with a total expenditure of only 9 billion AED.

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