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The given table depicts the proportion of expenditure allocated to 11 categories per capita in Australia between 1986 and 2009. Overall, housing remained the highest feature over the period while communication hit the bottom of this list during the timeframe. In the beginning of the timeframe, housing peaked at approximately 22%, followed by food which […]
The table depicts Percentage of Expenditure Per Capita in Australia in 1986 and 2009. It illustrates category of food, Electricity & water, clothing, housing, transport, healthcare, education, recreation & entertainment, communication, insurance & financial services and other goods. Overall, it is apparent that almost all category means increased, with notable exceptions of food, clothing and […]
The table provides a comparison of expenditure per capita in Australia between 1986 and 2009. Overall, it is evident that there was a significant increase in most of the categories over twenty-year period. Housing remained the category with the highest percentage per capita. Housing maintained the highest level of expenditure in both years, increasing from […]
The table demonstrates the percentage of expenditure allocated to 11 different categories per capita in Australia in 1986 and 2009. Overall, it can be clearly seen that spending on housing accounted both for the highest proportin and the greatest growthm while clothing presented the lowest figure. Looking at the detail, in 1986, housing shared the […]
The table demonstrates the proportion of spending distributed to 11 different categories per capita in Australia in 1986 and 2009. Overall, housing recorded the highest expenditure in both two years. Meanwhile, communication received the lowest spending in 1986 and clothing hold the last position in 2009 In 1986, housing topped the list, at 22% of […]
The table compares percentage of expenditure allocated to 11 different categories namely, Food, Electricity and Water, Clothing, Housing, Transport, Healthcare, Education, Recreation Entertainment, Communication, Insurance financial services, and other good and services, per capita in Australia in the years 1986 and 2009. In general, there was a decline in given categories, but an increase in […]
The table compares the proportion of money allocated to 11 different categories per capita in Australia in 1986 and 2009. Overall, both housing and food services accounted for the largest share of expenditure in both years, whereas the money spent on communication was slightly lower in 1986. Focusing on living costs, the percentage of money […]
The given table demonstrates the proportion of spending allocated to 11 various categories per capita in Australia in 1986 and 2009. Overall, housing was the main purchase of Australians, accounting to 26% of expenditure per Australian in 2009. Notably, people spent less proportion of money to buy food in 2009 compared to 1986. There was […]
The given table provides information about the proportion of expense per head in Australia over a 25-year period, from 1986 to 2009. Overall, it is obvious that expenditure for housing and food had the highest proportion, while communication and education had the lowest percentage among other categories. Notably, spending for water & electricity, housing, healthcare, […]
The table compares the proportion of expenditure in various categories ( Food, Electricity & Water, Clothing, Housing, Transport, Healthcare, Education, Recreation, Communication, Insurance, Other goods and services) per capita in Australia in 1986 and 2008. Figures are expressed in percentages. Overall, Housing and Food expenditure represented the leading categories among others, with the exception of […]
The table gives information about the proportion of expenditure spent on eleven different categories per capita across Australia throughout the period from 1986 to 2009. Overall, while the percentage of electricity and water, housing, healthcare, education, recreation and entertainment, communication, insurance and financial services followed upward trajectory, the reverse was true for transport, clothing and […]