The table demonstrates the statistics regarding money spent on daily necessities in two years: 1991 and 2001.
Overall, while spending on electricity and water showed an upward trend over the period, expenditure on transport decreased significantly. Additionally, the total amount of money spent also increased.
In detail, 5 out of 7 categories showed growth. Initially, the money spent on food and housing was 155 and 95 dollars, respectively, both rising by 5 dollars to 160 and 100 dollars. Conversely, spending on electricity and water saw a substantial increase of $45, climbing from $75 in 1991 to $120 in 2001. Finally, total went up from 675 dollars in 1991 to 715 dollars in 2001.
Regarding the remaining features, monthly expenditure on clothing was 30 dollars in the initial year, but decreased to 20 dollars in the following decade. Transport costs were 70 dollars in the first year, dropping by 25 dollars to 45 dollars in the latter year.