The graph below shows the information about medical care in three European countries between 1960 and 2000

A glance at a line graph provided reveals the amount of squandering

money

on five distinct categories in Europe, measured in

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, from 1960 to 2000.

Overall

, there was a recessive growth pattern witnessed in all data except for the clothing

money

spending. In terms of food, being the main factor used the most

money

with approximately 33 in 1960, that on food decreased relentlessly and drastically by 20 in the final year. With regard to spending on leisure, commencing from exactly 20 in 1960, it experienced a consistent and gradual deterioration to nearly 13

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the

year end

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, which had the same ending point as the amount of

money

spent on food. With respect to the volume of

money

splurging on clothes and transport,

although

they had a similar starting point at around 10 in 1960, they had completely different trends. When the former observed a steady hike by 5 in a subsequent 40-year period, which was the only expenditure that increased over the period, the latter fell to only half

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end. As for energy, from 5 among the amount of

money

used on energy, the figure underwent a tailing off to negligibly 0 in 2000, which was the lowest point compared to the other types.