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Band 4+: The pie chart shows the change annual spending by a particular UK from 1981 to 1991

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The image presents two pie charts for UK School's Annual Spending. For 1981, expenditures were: Teacher's Salaries 40%, Resources and Equipment 15%, a slice labeled Teacher's Salaries 2%, one unlabeled slice of 28%, and another of 3%; a floating label reads "Other Workers'". For 1991, spending was: Teacher's Salaries 50% and Other Workers' Salaries 22%. A single slice is referenced by two labels: "Resources (Books, etc.)" and "Furniture and Equipment 5%". Two other individual slices are each 5%. The shared legend lists five categories: Teacher's Salaries, Insurance, Other Workers' Salaries, Resources and (Books, etc.), and Insurance a second time.
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The pie charts compares the persentage of annual changed spent by a different UK school from 1980, 1991 to 2001.

It is clear that the percentage of total school spending teachers salaries and Resources books increased over the period 1981 to 1991. In contrast, Other worker salaries, Insurance and Furniture and equipment saw a decline in total school spending over the 10-year period.

Regarding the total school spending UK obviously in 1991 teachers salaries had slightly more the change in annual than Insurance, with exactly 50% and 40% of total school spending compared to 2% and 3% Respectively. Over the period 1981 to 2001

In 1981, the greatest proportion of total school spending was other workar salaries and Furnitures and equipment which represented 28% and 15% total school spending,while in 1991 other workar salaries and Furnitures and equipment, the figure for this category was mainly 22% and 5% over the period from 1981 and 1991. And similarly Resources book was 15% 1981 than Resources books experienced decline 10% in 1991.

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