The chart below gives information about hoe families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart gives a comparison of the expenditure of families' weekly revenues in different sectors in 1968 and 2019.

Overall

, Food was consisting the highest portion of family spending in 1968 and

fuel

and

power

registered the lowest expenditure

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trend completely altered in 2019 as Leisure formed the largest budget spending compared to

Fuel

and

power

as well as

Personal

goods

which made the lowest portion of family spending. In 1968, Food comprised the highest percentage of weekly spending by families with 35%. In second place sat both the Housing and Clothing and footwear sector which had exactly 10% of the market. Transporting, Personal

goods

, and Household

goods

all shaped approximately 7% of family payments.

lastly

,

Fuel

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and

power

branch constitutes the lowest payment (6% of weekly payments). By 2019, the trend of household spending had changed resulting in the Leisure business consisting of the largest part of weekly payments with just over 22%. Housing rose to become around 19% forming filling the second place of the largest family payment section.

Subsequently

, Food, Transport, household

goods

and clothing and footwear filled the latter spots: 16%, 14%, 8%, and 5%, respectively. The minimum amount of expenditure belongs to

Fuel

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and

power

sector and Personal

goods

mutually with merely 3% of weekly payment.