The table below illustrates six different types of household in UK between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, housing showed a significant rise and became the highest figure in the category. In contrast, clothing demonstrated a considerable decrease, whereas other category recorded the lowest value.
It is clear that, housing demonstrated a dramatic increase from £150 in 1990 to £300 in 2010 and became the highest figure in the category. In addition, food illustrated a substantial increase from £200 in 1990 to £250 in 2010. Furthermore, entrainment showed a significant rise from £120 in 1990 to £180 in 2010.
In contrast, other category demonstrated a significant rise from £50 in 1990 to £60 in 2010 and became the lowest figure in the category. Also, transport demonstrated a marked increase from £100 in 1990 to £110 in 2010. In addition, clothing showed a significant decline from £80 in 1990 to £70 in 2010.
