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The image presents a table titled 'Percentage of Expenditure Per Capita in Australia (1986 & 2009)', detailing spending percentages across various categories for the years 1986 and 2009. The data for 1986 (%) and 2009 (%) respectively are: Food (18, 15); Electricity & Water (7, 10); Clothing (6, 4); Housing (22, 26); Transport (14, 13); Healthcare (5, 8); Education (4, 6); Recreation & Entertainment (8, 10); Communication (3, 6); Insurance & Financial Services (5, 7); and two separate, identical entries for 'Other goods and services' (both 8, 9).
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The table provides a comparison of expenditure per capita in Australia between 1986 and 2009.
Overall, it is evident that there was a significant increase in most of the categories over twenty-year period. Housing remained the category with the highest percentage per capita.
Housing maintained the highest level of expenditure in both years, increasing from 22% to 26%, while food, clothing and transport slightly decreased from small expenditure percentage. An enormous growth was seen in healthcare that raised from 5% to 8% and communication from 3% to 6%. These two categories almost doubled over the 23-year period.
To make a conclusion, nine out of the twelve groups illustrated a huge expansion in allocation, with only food,clothing,transport dropped in Australia between 1986 and 2009.
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