The chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2018. Sunnarise the information by selecting and reporting the main fertures, and make conparisons where relevant.

The provided bar chart illustrates data on the amount of

money

which

families

spent on different kinds of activities on a weekly basis in a specific area in the years 1968 and 2018.

Overall

, it can be seen that

families

spent most of their

money

on

food

in 1968 compared to leisure in 2018.

Furthermore

, the most significant difference in expenditure between the two years was on

food

.

To begin

with,

families

spent the biggest amount of their weekly income on

food

in 1968 , with 35%,

while

the least

money

was spent on fuel and power, with a mere 7%.

Additionally

, the expenditure

such

as household goods, personal goods, transport and leisure were approximately the same in 1968.

On the contrary

, it was evident that

families

spent most of their weekly income on leisure, with nearly 23%,

while

the least amount of

money

was spent on fuel and power and personal goods, both around 8%. Another prominent change was that the spending on

food

decreased dramatically during the period, from 35% in 1968 to only 17% in 2018.