the chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018. summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart demonstrates what the weekly salaries of families in an unknown country were spent

on

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in the years 1968 and 2018.

Overall

, most

of

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people

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people's

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expences

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expenses

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went to eating in 1968 and leisure activities in 2018.

However

, the minimum of their

spendings

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were related to fuel and power in both years of the survey. In 1968, people tended to spend over one-third of their money when it came to food,

while

the money spent on housing and clothing

were

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relatively lower and equally at 10

percent

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of their income.

Moreover

, their third most popular way of spending was related to household and personal goods and transport which leaves around 5

percent

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of their salary

that is

contributed to fuel and power.

On the other hand

, leisure purposes were the most expensive traits in 2018 which used up around 22

percent

of their income.

On the contrary

, by 2018, only around 15

percent

of people's money was spent on food which is even a lower proportion than housing at merely below 20

percent

.

While

transport contributes to around 15

percent

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of

these

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spending, household items and clothing materials stand at 7 and 5

percent

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respectively. Similar to 1968, power is the

last

priority when spending which is accompanied by personal goods in 2018.