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The table illustrates the proportion of different items which households in a Chinese city spent in 1990 and 2005. Overall, in both years, people spent most of their income on food. Additionally, in 1990, the figure for medical services was the lowest, whereas in 2005, medical service and clothing were the lowest items. For 1990, […]
The illustration presents data about the usual spending on household items, shown in percentages in a city in China from 1990 and 2005. Overall, there are eight categories of household items given, namely food, clothing, household appliances, medical services, transport and communications, recreation, education and culture, accommodation, and others. Additionally, according to the data from […]
The given table demonstrates the number of categories in household as a proportion of the total in Chinese in terms of 1990 and 2005. Overall, there was a convergence in regard to total items between 1990 and 2005. While food remained the dominant source in household, medical services became less common. When it comes to […]
The given table demonstrates the number of categories in houshold as a proportion of the total in Chinese in terms of 1990 cad 2005. Overall, there was a convergence in regard to total items between 1990 and 2000. While food remained the dominant source in basehold, medical services became less common. When it comes to […]