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The bar charts illustrate the share of household expenditures in an European country in 1958 and 2008. In general, the figure for housing, food and luxury goods increased, whereas the remaining figures decreased. Although clothing expenditures accounted for the highest share in the early stages, it was then overtaken by housing expenses. Focusing on increases […]
The given chart’s demonstrate the propotion of people’s spending on different commodities and services in a particular europian country in 1958 and 2008. The comodities and services inclueds housing, clothing, entertainment, food, travel/transport, and luxury goods. It all being represent in percentages. Allowing us to understand how the propotion of people’s spending on different commodities […]
The two pie charts give information about the proportion of individuals’ spending on various commodities and services in a particular European country between 1998 and 2007. Overall, it can be seen that, housing and clothing have showed the largest proportion of people’s spending, whereas travel/transports has demonstrated the lowest proportion for both years.With regards the […]
The provided charts precisely illustrate the percentages of expenses in various sectors in one European nation in 1958, and in 2008. Overall, the largest expenses were spent on clothing, while the least percentage was allocated to luxury goods in 1958. This trend completely changed in 2008; housing was the highest expense, while transportation was the […]
The provided chart precisely illustrates the percentage of expenses on variety of sectors in one European nation in the year of 1958, and in 2008. Overall, the largest expenses spent on clothing, while the least percentage allocated for luxury goods in 1958, this trend completely changed in 2008, housing was the highest expenses, whist transportation […]
The Pie charts compare the proportion of people’s spending on different commodities and services in a panticulan European country in the years of 1968 and 2008 Overall, it is evident? that spending on housing. travel/transport and luruny good ineneased while expenditure on food, clothing and entertainment decreased. In 1958, the proportion of spending on housing […]