“The figures give information about economic growth and household expenditure across a range of categories.” Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph communicates to what extent economic progress happened between 1995 and 2010. The pie charts illustrate the proportions of spending on 6 varieties of domains over the same period. In 1995, the economic rise was roughly one per cent. The pie chart for that year demonstrates that food and housing account for approximately two-thirds of the total charges.

On the other hand

, communities devoted 20% of their budget to those less crucial items

such

as clothing, entertainment, and travel. Five years later, economic expansion nearly doubled, and payments on necessities dwindled as a proportion of the total,

conversely

, people allocated even less money on necessities. After a semi-decade, there was a peak in growth, followed by a dramatic drop. During the booming economy years, spending on non-essentials mushroomed. In the year of 2010, economic growth was just above zero, and households dedicated much to housing.

Overall

, the figures suggest that financial development has an effect on patterns of household expenditure.

While

, in times of prosperity, people fancy the entertainment sector, they prefer to spend on primary needs in times of hardship.