The chart Below gives information about how families in one county spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018.

The chart displays information about families' weekly income spent on various things,

such

as food, housing, transport and others in 1968 and 2018. Substantially, the biggest part of the salary goes on food and housing.

In contrast

, the least expensive expenditure is the category spent on fuel and power. The meals

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in 1968 took 35% of all wages from families, despite 2018, which has approximately 18%. The second most costly category is housing, which was 10% in 1986 and roughly 20% in 2018.

Furthermore

, the valuable group is leisure, which took around 25% out of all uses in 2018,

however

, in 1968, it was merely under 10%. The least valuables classifications are fuel or power, clothing and personal goods, which do not exceed 10% in any year. The percentage of household goods is equal in both years and is a little less than 10% each.

To sum up

, people's preferences changed through the years in sections, like housing, groceries and leisure.