thr table and the charts below give information the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in a one area of britian. the table shows where the money vame from and the chart shows how it was distributed

The given

table

and pie chart compare the amount of money spent by the police in a certain area in Britain between 2017 and 2018. Precisely the

table

shows how the police received funds from various sources

while

the chart reveals how the profit is shared among 3 categories.

Overall

, it can be seen from the

table

that, throughout the period, the national government was the backbone of the force budget,

in contrast

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other sources (eg grant) was the least contributor over the years. It is

also

evident from the two charts that, salaries (officer and staff) took up the majority of revenue in the given periods.

According to

the

table

, the national government was by far the highest contributor of resources to law enforcement, with, 17.5 million received in 2017 which increased to 177.8 total in 2018. Local taxes were the second major source of profit for the budget, issuing 9.2 sums in 2017,

this

figure grew to 102.3 million in the next year. The other source of income was the least provided in those two years. With regards to the pie charts, the highest proportion of the man fund was used to pay salaries (officer and staff) in both years, with 75% and 68% in 2017 and 2018 respectively. Building and transport received relatively similar proportions in the given periods,

however

, their rates were less than a fifth in both periods.

Whereas

technology recorded the least significant category as it attracted the lowest percentage throughout the time frame.