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The image shows a table comparing Australian Dollar Per Month costs in 1991 and 2001 for various categories; Food: 155 (1991), 160 (2001), Electricity and Water: 75 (1991), 120 (2001), Clothing: 30 (1991), 20 (2001), Housing: 95 (1991), 100 (2001), Transport: 70 (1991), 45 (2001), Other goods and services (non-essential goods and services): 250 (1991), 270 (2001), with a TOTAL of 675 (1991) and 715 (2001).
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The table provides key information about the monthly expendture of an average family in Australia in the years 1991 and 2001. The units are measured in Australian dollars.
overall it is clear from the graph that the total expenses increased from the year 1991 where it was 675 and 715 in 2001. in addition other goods and services are the most consumed items among families.
according to what is Shown, in 1991 the least purchased items are close and transport Recording AU$100 per month where as housing and electricity and water is the highest expence summoning 170.
in terms of the year 2001 records the money spend on clothing are the lowest throughout the month reporting only AU$20. whereas transport fees total are 45 in a month.
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