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The information below gives details about household income and spending on food and clothes by an average family in one UK city in 2010 and 2013.

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The table shows household
income
 and expenditure on
food
 and clothes in an average family in one UK city in 2010 and 2013, together with 2 pie charts giving more details on the spending areas, broken down into 5 groups: fruits and vegetables, meat and fish, dairy products, other
food
 and drinks and
finally
 clothes. Overall, total
income
 had fallen during the time 2010 to 2013.
However
, spending on
food
 and clothes rose significantly and we have
also
 seen some changes of the percentage in the areas they spend money on. Slightly under half of the total
income
 in 2010 was spent on
food
 and clothes, whilst it had the highest total
income
, about 29,000 euro. Citizens at that
year mainly
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year, mainly
 spent their money
on
Suggestion
in
 three areas: meat and fish (25%), clothes (22%), fruits and vegetables (20%).
On the other hand
, other
food
 and drinks and dairy products accounts for just under 20% (18% and 15
% respectively
Accept comma addition
%, respectively
) and they
also
 were the least spending areas in 2010.
On
Suggestion
In
By
 contrast,
although
 total
income
 had fallen, at around 4,000 euro in 2013,
expediture
money paid out; an amount spent
expenditure
 on
food
 and clothes rose significantly to slightly over half of its
income
. People tend to eat much more fruits and
vegetables
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vegetables, hence
hence
 the highest percentage. There is a significant decline in consuming meat and fish, by 25% to 15%.
Also
, daily products rose to 20% and it was no longer the least spending area while other
food
 and drinks remains the same percentage at 18%.
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