The table below shows the monthly expenditure of an average Australian family in 1991 and 2001.
The table compares the household’s monthly expenditure in terms of six different categories over two separate years in 1991 and 2001.
Overall
, it is clear that
for the most part included in the table the spending pattern witnessed an upward trend except for Clothing and transport in the mentioned years.
According to
the table in 1991 the highest amount of Australia’s people's budget went to other goods and services which increased slightly from 250 to 270 in 2001. The figure for Electricity and water saw a gradual rise from 75 to 120 Australian dollars per month over a 10-year period. Besides
food and housing experienced the same growing pattern in these two years.
Compared with this
growth, in contrast
, the numbers for transport in 1991 was 70 AUD
then
reduced dramatically to 45 AUD
in 2001. Simultaneously, spending on clothing fell minimally. In detail, the amount of money citizens used for it in 1991 was 30 AUD
and in 2001 was only 20 AUD
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