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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 chart illustrates the change in annual spending specifically by A UK school from 1981 to 1991. Overall,the two charts show the difference in priorities and the spending changes for the following figures throughout the decade.
Looking at the chart,you can see a decline in teachers salaries going from 70% down to only 50%.Whereas,furniture and equipment almost doubled from 15% to 29% being the only one to be growing .It’s also clear that while the others increased insurance slightly lowered,being 10% to 8%.Similarly, resources lost half of its value becoming 2% when it was previously 4% being the lowest percentage in both charts.Notably,the spending for other workers salaries managed to only loose about 10% turning 20% .
In summary,Both of the following demonstrates the difference in priority and spending for UK schools throughout the years.From most of the figures decreasing ,to only 1 skyrocketing through the 10 years .
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