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

The bar chart illustrates information about the average weekly spending by families in one country from 1968 to 2018.

Overall

, we can clearly see that household

goods

were at the same point in both years

while

food was the largest increase, fuel and power and personal

goods

were the lowest in 2018. Getting back to details, food was at its highest point at 35% in 1968,

then

it increased sharply to about 18 per cent in 2018, housing was the opposite where people only spent 10% on it in 1968

then

it jumped to just under 20% meanwhile fuel and power were around six per cent in 1968

then

decreased a tiny fraction in 2018 clothing and footwear were one in ten in 1968

then

fell sharply to 5% in 2018.

Also

, personal

goods

and transport were nearly 8% in 1968, After that personal

goods

declined quickly to about 4 per cent

while

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transport rose to roughly 16%,

On the other hand

, spending on leisure was just under a tenth in 1968

then

upsurged to 23%.