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The given charts illustrate the percentage of average spending by students who study at the same university in 2000 and 2010. Overall, the proportions of money spent on food and drink, holidays, sports, and culture remained unchanged in both years. In contrast, the distributions of transport, holidays, clothing, and utilities (electricity/water) altered, respectively, in 2000 […]
The charts present the amount of expenditure from university students between 2000 and 2010 across several categories. Overall, what stands out most from the charts was an increasing trend, with the exception of clothing. Looking at the details, students spent more money to purchase food and drink, which accounted for 29% and was the largest […]
Overall, it is evident that students spent most of their expenditure on food and drink in both surveyed years, whereas the opposite was true for holidays and eating out in 2000. Notably, holidays and clothing shared the same trend in the remaining year. In 2000, most students allocated their money to basic needs at home, […]
The two bar graphs illustrate information about the proportion of average expenditure on seven areas by students at one university in 2010 compared with in 2000. It is noticeable that the two biggest areas for expenditure-food and utilities-between them accounted for over half the total outlay in both years, whereas holiday spending consistently remained the […]
The given pie charts illustrate the expenditure proportions spent by students on average at a particular university in the years 2000 and 2010. Overall, it is clear that, students spent most of their budget on paying utilities and food and drinks in both years, while they spent the least for eating out in the former […]