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

The bar chart illustrates the expenditure of families with their weekly income in a specific country in 1968 and 2018.

Overall

, in 1968, people spent the most on food,

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they spent the least on fuel and power. In 2018, the maximum percentage was for leisure and the minimum one was for transport. The proportion of food group and clothing and footwear was respectively 35% and 10% of the income in 1968,

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their relative number dropped drastically to half of its first value in 2018. People spent almost 6% of their salary on fuel

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power group and personal goods group in 1968.

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the expenditures for both groups decreased in 2018, they had an insignificant change. Communities allocated less than 10% of their income to leisure, transport and housing in 1968. After 50 years, the percentages of these groups jumped drastically as their relative value almost became two times their initial percentages. Families allocated an equal amount of money to household goods during the period.