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

The bar chart illustrates figures about the average percentage of weekly incomes spent on 8 divided categories in a particular country in the years 1968 and 2018.

It is clear that

in the later

years

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citizens of that country spent mostly on leisure activities and accommodations,

in contrast

with the past when buying food contained a higher amount of expenditure. In 1968, almost 35 percent of people's salaries went for purchasing food which was by far the highest figure out of 8.

Also

, the two second highest amount of money was spent on housing and clothing

while

the other 5 groups were lower with the least one for fuel and power, and the highest one for leisure which was hardly around 8

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per cent

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. By 2018, the spending on food fell by

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half by close to 17 per

cent

and the opposite pattern can be seen in the amount of expenditure spent on housing, transportation and leisure which became higher with about 18, 14 and 22 per

cent

in

this

year respectively. Personal goods, footwear and power

also

fell by approximately 4 per

cent

. household goods were the same in both years with close to 3 per

cent

.