The bar chart presents data about the ratio of the weekly earnings expenditure by households in one country in the years 1968 and 2018.
Overall
, it can be seen from the chart that families spent most of their weekly income on food in 1968 but the situation changed since Linking Words
then
and they used more Linking Words
money
on leisure and housing in 2018.
The families spent 35 % of their weekly earnings on food Use synonyms
while
spending the same amount of Linking Words
money
(10%) on housing, clothing and footwear. On each of the following activities, fuel and power, household Use synonyms
goods
, personal Use synonyms
goods
, transport and leisure, they used less than 10 % of their weekly earnings in 1968.
In 2018 the situation changed dramatically where households spent less than 15% on food Use synonyms
while
using about 22% of their income on leisure. The rate of Linking Words
money
spent on housing significantly increased since 1968 and arrived from 10% to 20% in 2018. The amount of Use synonyms
money
spent on transport Use synonyms
also
increased since Linking Words
then
and arrived from just under 10% to about 15% in 2018. Linking Words
While
the percentage of Linking Words
money
spent on fuel and power, clothing and footwear and personal Use synonyms
goods
experienced a slight increase since the beginning of the period, the rate of weekly income spent on household Use synonyms
goods
remained unchanged in 2018.Use synonyms
akram.amirkulov