The table below gives information about revenue and expense of a public revenue rent, which is called Hackley Hall over the period of 3 years.
Overall, income of Hackley Hall was more than its consumption. However, its profit was generally low.
As can be seen from the table, revenue of hiring room had mild fluctuation over the years. In first year it was £34,000. Its indicators increased by £1000 to the next year. Whereas, the figures moderately reduced to £32,000 in third year. Earnings of Cafe significantly fell over periods of 2 years, from £3,500 to £3,000. In terms of next year, revenue rapidly rose, reaching £4000. Local Council financed £22,000 in two years, while in third year its funding was £1000 lower than in previous years. “Funding from other sources” indicated stable growth in all three years, which were £24,000, £25,000 and £27,000 respectively.
Regarding the table, total income of Hackley Hall minimally changed over the years. The first year’s indicators was £83,500. Although, in second year it showed £85,000, the figure slightly reduced to the next year. In terms of expenditure, the numbers gradually increased over three periods. The difference between years were £4000 and £2000 respectively. Hackley Hall experienced the profit which declined in second year, from £27,500 to £25,00. However, the number reduced considerably in third year, accounting for £22,000.