The chart below gives information about how families in one country spenttheir weekly income in 1968 and in 2018.

The bar charts illustrate information about the proportion of

money

that families spent weekly income on their expenditures in 1968 and 2018.

Overall

, it can be seen that the highest percentages in 1968 were spent on

food

,

while

the lowest percentages in 2018 were spent on Fuel and power and Personal goods.

Moreover

, spending on household goods in both years was the same proportion. In 1968,

Food

was the largest amount of their spending, which was 35% of their income. The second highest percentages were for housing and clothing and footwear, which were 10 %.

In addition

, the rest of expenditures were spent approximately just under 10% of income, except fuel and power was the lowest proportion that people spent

money

on it around just over 5 % In 2018, people in the city spent

money

on their leisure at almost a quarter, which was the biggest percentage. Housing and

food

were spent almost the same at just under 20% ,which was the most second fundamental expenditure spending ,and spending on

food

was exceeded into

second

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of clothing and footwear in 1968.

While

the amount of

money

that people spent on household goods was the same at just under 10 %.