The table chart illustrates consumption of money for an average Australian family in 1991 and 2001.
Overall, uppermost was the other goods and services in 1991 with 250 dollars, while undermost was clothing with 30 dollars. On the other hand, other goods and services was still the highest in 2001 with 270 dollars, whilst clothing was the lowest point again with 20 dollars.
Furthermore, everything intensified from 1991 to 2001 except for clothing and transport, they were become respectively 20 and 45 dollars from 30 and 70 dollars.
It is evident that Australians were more interested in spending their money with the other goods and services in 1991, while they were less keen on contributing their money with clothing. İn addition, Australians were more cared for wasting their money with other goods and services in 2001, whilst they were less obsessed with consuming them money for clothing and the total amount of using money gone up from 675 to 715.