The chart below gives information about how families on one country spent their weekly income 1968 and in 2018

The bar chart compares the information about weekly expenses which families spent in 1968 and in 2018.

Overall

,

according to

the given data food consumption was the preferable choice that families spent the most in 1968

whereas

fuel and power were the least.

However

, moving forward to 2018, leisure was ranked at the top

while

oil and power segments were still not favoured as same as personal

goods

. The most noteworthy spending rate was in the food sector with 35%. Housing and clothing came next with the same amount of 10%.

Then

, it was followed by leisure, which was slightly under 10%. The other three sources, which were transport, household, and personal

goods

had the same ratio of around 8%. Fuel and power were the smallest in 1968, which was well above 5%. Shifting to 2018, leisure increased sharply to approximately 22%. Housing and transport

also

displayed an upward trend with nearly 20% and 15% respectively. Surprisingly, the quantity of food consumption fell dramatically to just above 17%.

Additionally

, three remainders, which were fuel, clothing, and personal

goods

dropped down to below 5%.

Lastly

, there was no change in

goods

for households.