The given image depicts a table presenting the monthly bills paid by an Australian family in the years between 1991 and 2001.
Overall, as can clearly be seen from the provided data, the difference between the two periods is not that much. In general, transport fares has dramatically declined in 200, when compared to 1991, which is 70 Australian dollars.
In the year 1991, the money paid by an Australian family in food was $155 but it increases $5 five dollars in ten years later, which is much smaller in amount. Bills for electricity and water made a sharp upward trend. They rose from $75 to $120, which approximately double in amount.
Clothing saw a slight fall in 2001 of $10. In addition to this, housing encountered a rise of $5 throughout the period. Transport has significantly fell by $$25 which is very visible from all other items. Other good and services used by the family have also seen a slight improvement in number which is $20.