The pie charts Below show the average household expenditures in a country in 1950 and 2010

the two Pies chart gives information about the proportion of

household

expenditure

in six Major categories,

hence

, from 1950 and 2010 in one country.

Overall

,

initially

, the average

household

expenditure

in 1950, had only one biggest slice was housing,

while

other slice showed a steady average without the

Food

Part,

Whereas

, in 2010 the major category begin with

food

then

housing and others have the same proportion. as we see in these two pie charts, will begin with, Average

household

expenditure

in the year 1950

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The large slice was housing had an average of 72.1 per

cent

while

others , health care and transportation, were the same average between 2.4 and 4.4 per

cent

,

in contrast

,

food

was the second category, had 11,2 per

cent

and

then

education at 6,6 proportion, comparatively with 2010, the average

household

expenditure

, the highest piece was in

food

34,0 per

cent

,

in addition

, Housing and other remains the same in the percentages,

while

in transportation has 14 per

cent

of users, in the

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the health care increased by 2 per

cent

, compared with the year 1950,

also

education remained constant in both years.