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Band 5+: The pie charts below shows the coffee production coffee consumption and the profit distribution around the World. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the mean features and make comparison we are relevant.

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The image displays three pie charts for total school spending in 1990, 2000, and 2010. In 1990, spending was allocated as follows: Teacher's Salaries 55%, Facilities & Maintenance 15%, Other 15%, Learning Resources e.g. books 10%, and Technology 5%. In 2000, the distribution was: Teacher's Salaries 50%, Facilities & Maintenance 20%, Other 12%, Learning Resources 10%, and Technology 8%. In 2010, the spending breakdown was: Teacher's Salaries 45%, Facilities & Maintenance 25%, Technology 12%, Learning Resources 10%, and Other 8%.
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The data demonstrates the variation of public school’s total annual spendings in Canada among three decades(1990,2000,2010).

Overall, it is clear that in all three years about a half of the spendings was spent for teacher’s salaries, whereas the proportion of spendings for technology saw the lowest rate.

Initially, the percentage of teacher’s salaries was the highest among other categories with about 50 percent in all three decades.On the other hand the fraction of spendings on technology was the lowest with only about 5-10 percent.

Moreover, the budget which was spent on facilities and maintenance was in the second place after teacher’s salaries with around 20 percent.In contrast the “other” category remained essentially unchanged.It is also clear that, the facilities and maintenance’s and technology’s portions had a decline before increasing, however the “other” category’s and teacher’s salaries percents had the reverse rate.Another interesting point is that the proportion of learning resources, books remined complitaly unchanged over the period.

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