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

the bar chart compares the average spending per week of

families

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in one country from 8 things in the years 1968 and 2018.

overall

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, it is clear from the bar chart that

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families

spent the most on food and spent the less on fuel and power in 1968.

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they spent the most on leisure and spent the least on personal

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and fuel in 2018. in 1968,

families

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in

this

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country spent 35 % of their weekly income on food which was higher than spent on other essentials. the numbers of weekly spending on housing and clothing and

footware

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footwear

for people were both at 10%.

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, the figures for household

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, personal

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and transport were 7.5%

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families

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spent on leisure just slightly higher than them( about 8%). in 2018,

families

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spent the most on leisure,

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the least on fuel (about 4%) and personal

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(about 4%). the expenditures on housing and transport increased to around 19% and around 14% respectively.

by contrast

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,

families

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considerably reduced their

weeky

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weekly

spending on food, from 35% to 16%.

familles

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families

spent on household

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still remained at 7.5% compared to

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1968. clothing

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and

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footware

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footwear

consisted of 5% of the weekly income.