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

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compares the average weekly

expenditure

by families in a particular country during 2 different years in 8 various categories.

Overall

, in 1968 the highest

expenditure

percentage belonged to food

while

fuel

and

power

by far had the lowest percentage.

Conversely

, in 2018 the leisure category had the highest percentage but identically

fuel

and

power

were in the

last

position

in addition

to household

goods

.

To begin

with, in 1968, 35% of families' spending was allocated to food supplies

while

with a considerable difference 10% of the family budget was spent on housing, and clothing and footwear

also

, about 9% of spent money was allocated to 4 other categories including leisure, transport, personal

goods

and household

goods

. Eventually, by about 6% of

expenditure

fuel

and

power

were in the

last

spot among the others. The trend changed by reaching 2018, when about 22% of families' funding was allocated to leisure in comparison to 1968, following that, respectively 18% was spent on housing ,and 16% on food. The third highest rank was allocated to household

goods

by around 8%

while

3 other categories including clothing and footwear,

fuel

and

power

and personal good by less than 5% had the lowest amount of average

expenditure

.