the chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2018.

The bar chart gives information about the percentage of families’ salary spending during a week in a society in 1968 and 2018. It is important to note that in 1968 people spent most of their income buying food. In 1968 the proportion of buying food stood at 35% in comparison, with fuel and power was just above 5% in the same

moreover

it is noticeable that household

goods

, personal

goods

and transport stood at just under 10%

in contrast

with housing and clothing and footwear that were at 10% it shows that communities allocated their weekly money on food and after that clothing and footwear and housing ware the first stuff that they bought.

Also

in 2018, the folk spent their income average on leisure activities approximately 22%

while

fuel and power were just under 5%

also

personal

goods

had the same rates as fuel and power at the same time.

Furthermore

, housing was the second activity that people paid for it that was just under 20% and at the

last

but not least it is important to say that the household

goods

rate did not change in both these years.