20 report(s) found.
The table compares the average monthly spending of Australian households on six categories of goods and services in 1991 and 2001. The figures are given in Australian dollars. Overall, household expenditure increased slightly over the period. Other goods and services represented the largest proportion of expenditure in both years, whereas clothing remained the least expensive […]
The table provides information about how much money was spent per month in Australian dollars between 1991 and 2011. Overall, it is evidence that total monthly spending rose slightly.Whereas most categories demonstrates up ward trend, clothing and transport declined.Other and good services was the biggest expense in both years Foods rise marginally from 155$ to […]
The table provides key information about the monthly expendture of an average family in Australia in the years 1991 and 2001. The units are measured in Australian dollars. overall it is clear from the graph that the total expenses increased from the year 1991 where it was 675 and 715 in 2001. in addition other […]
The table illustrates the changes in the monthly expenditure of an average Australian family in 1991 and 2001. Overall, all types of spending increased over the decade. Monthly fees rose, but clothing and transport experienced a slight decline. Other services and expenditures saw notable price increases. Interestingly, spending on food and housing increased by a […]
The table Chart compares the number of Australiam family monthly brought in Australia between 1991 and 2001. It noticeable that the highest amount of money spent on other goods and services. By contrast, the amount of money Australian family bought clothes was lowest in the given year. In terms of spending, the amount of money […]
The table gives information about how much spending per person in six different categories in Australia from 1991 to 2001. Overall, Australians spent more money in 2001 than in 1991, especially on food, electricity and water, housing, and other goods and services per person per month. In 1991, Australians bought more clothes and transport than […]
The table compares the amount of money spent on six categories by an average Australian family in the years, 1991 and 2001. Expenses are given in Australian dollar per month. In general, almost all Australian family’s expenditures were risen, especially for electricity and water, while spending for transportation and clothing was decreased. To begin with, […]
The table shows changes in the spending patterns of an average Australian household between 1999 and 2001. The data is calibrated in Australian Dollars per month. Overall, the expenditure on food, electricity, housing, and goods/services showed more or less increase while clothing and transport decreased. To begin with, the amount of monthly spending on electricity […]
The table compares figures in terms of expenditure during a month for a family in Australia in two sperate years 1991 and 2001. Overll,it can be concluded from the table that costs of the family increase over time in their main needs namely,food, electricity and water, housing , other goods and services. The amount of […]
The table provides data on the monthly expenditure of an average family in Australia over a ten-year interval between 1991 and 2001. In general, families in Australia mostly spend money on non-essential goods and services whereas the reverse was true for buying clothes. It is also evident that the average Australian family expanded their monthly […]
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 […]
The table compares the monthly spending of an average Australian household in the years 1991 and 2001, measuring in Australian dollars Overall, family expenditure on all categories increased noticeably, whereas there were downward trends in the figures for clothing and transport in the given years. While the highest upward trend was observed in the expenditure […]
The table compares the monthly outlay of an almost Australian family from 1991 to 2001 Overall,while the index for clothing and transport declined, the reverse was true for other categories. During the period the most money was spent on the others good and services The amount of money spent for food and electricity or water […]
The table depicts data on the common Australian family’s monthly spending on various goods and services in the two years: 1991 and 2001, measured in Australian dollars. Overall, the avareage household expenditure on clothing and transport decreased in the given period, whereas the opposite trend was observed in the figures for remaining categories. The avareage […]
The table illustrates the monthly expenses of an average Australian household over a 10-year period, in 1991 and 2001. The value was expressed in Australian dollars. Overall, it is clear that there is a marked increase in the monthly expenditure of Australian family over the given period. The highest amount was spent on other goods […]
This table shows the monthly expense of an avarage Astralian family from 1901 to 2001. Data is adjusted to Australian dollars per month. Overall, expense on electricity, water, houseg and non- essential goods and services somewhat increased While the expense on clothing and transport decreased over time. Monthly electric and water bills have increased drammatically […]
The table depicts Australia household spending patterns and total value of money expent per month in the years 1991 and 2001. Units are measured in Australian dollar(AUD). Overall, it is evident that bigger amount of money was spent on all expenses in question in 1991 than in 2001. Notably, a family expent the largest amount […]
The given image depicts a table presenting the monthly bills paid by an Australian family in the years between 1991 and 2001. Overall, as can clearly be seen from the provided data, the difference between the two periods is not that much. In general, transport fares has dramatically declined in 200, when compared to 1991, […]
The table give information about the number of the Australian Dollar per Monththat used different features on their service in 1991 and 2001. Overall, it can be observed that the most frequency usage of the per months was for Other goods and service. Also Observed that only fewer figure for food. Moreever, Clothing was very […]
The table demonstrates the statistics regarding money spent on daily necessities in two years: 1991 and 2001. Overall, while spending on electricity and water showed an upward trend over the period, expenditure on transport decreased significantly. Additionally, the total amount of money spent also increased. In detail, 5 out of 7 categories showed growth. Initially, […]