The bar chart below shows the percentage of government spending on roads and transport in 4 countries in the years 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005
The bar chart compares the
proportion
of the governmental budget
for road
and transport
in different four countries
between 1990 and 2005.
Overall
, we can see that the percentage of expenditures on road
and transport
in Italia
and Portugal accounted for the most during the given period, while
UK and USA
spent lower their budget
on road
and transport
than both previous countries
.
In 1990, the proportion
of spending on road
and transport
in Italia
and Portugal was approximately 23% and 27%, respectively, and these were the highest point among four
Correct article usage
the four
countries
. In contrast
, UK and USA
recorded 10% of their budget
on road
and transport
. 5 years later, four countries
had a downward trend slightly.
In 2000, Italia
and Portugal took up the highest point at almost a quarter, Correct your spelling
Italy
while
the percentage of expenses on road
and transport
in UK
and Correct article usage
the UK
USA
was just under 15%. Correct article usage
the USA
At the end
of the period, the proportion
of financial budget
by governments in two countries
(Italia
and Portugal) declined to nearly one-half, whilst the funding Correct your spelling
Italy
proportion
for road
and transport
in USA
only went up to 15%.Correct article usage
the USA
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