The pictures show information about average income and spending on food and clothes by an average family in a city in the UK.

The table chart showcases data surrounding the average household income in the UK, and the pie chart shows the percentage of expenditure spent on

food

and

clothes

by the average family.

Overall

,

although

average income witnessed a substantial decrease, spending on

food

and

clothes

,

on the contrary

, increased slightly, with the majority of the sum being spent on Meat and Fish & Fruit and Vegetables. Between 2010 and 2013, we can generally see that

while

average household income actually went down by 4000, from 29000 to 25000, spending on

food

and

clothes

actually increased from 14000 to 15000. As for the percentage breakdown of the types of

food

and

clothes

the average family spends on, 75

percent

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of the total in 2010 was spent on

foods

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,

while

15

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was spent on

clothes

. Within

food

spending, meat and vegetables constitute the largest percentage at a combined 54%,

while

dairy and other

food

products consisted of 12% and 18% of the total

food

expenditure respectively.