The graph illustrates how one company has been distributing amounts of money to various charities, which directly impacts all social fields over a three-year period. Overall, there was an upward trend in all six sectors, while the money spent on social welfare was always the majority of the contribution.
Looking more closely at the details, from the perspective of the donating company, the superiority of the social institutions has been changing constantly since the year 2012. Provided that the company’s expenditures toward environmental initiatives were higher than those for the health sector in 2012, this pattern turned upside down within two years. Symmetrical donation patterns are revealed by observing the growth line of all sectors: donations for social welfare are symmetrical to the environmental sector (the symmetry is around the quantity axis); the increments in payments to healthcare services and the wildlife sphere are identical; and the almost constant trend of education and art can be considered partial symmetry.
In terms of how money was spent, the vast majority of sectors’ trends were downward or showed inconsiderable growth, which may signal the company’s economic crisis in the year 2013. However, overall, in donating to the main social sectors, the company made a great contribution to all of them.