The chart below give us information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2018. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

A glance at the graph provides reveals the average number of families allocate their weekly interest in 1968 and 2018 in a particular region.

Overall

, it can be seen from the bar chart that family in the initial year spent their money

for

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food, which is contrary to some

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crowds

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in the final year who allocate their income mostly for recreation. In the earlier year, some families spent their earnings on

meal

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at 35%,

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less expend their cash

in

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fuel and power

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were at nearly above 5%. Clothing and footwear

as well as

housing had the same value both were at 10%.

In addition

, there were four categories that came from the equal value which are household goods, transport, personal goods, and leisure approximately just below 10%. Turning to the end of the period given, most of the

family

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families

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use their money to take some recreation and the average weekly interest at around 23%. Compared to 1968, the number of

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communities

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who had spent their cash to buy some fare was marked at half of

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the people

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in 2018 approximately 17%. Housing came for second place in average weekly spending accounting for just below 20%.

Moreover

, fuel and power

as well as

personal goods was one-third compared to average weekly spending on food.

Likewise

, the proportion of people using their money in clothing and footwear was at 5%.