The pictures show information about average income and spending on food and clothes by an average family in a city in the UK.

The statistics provide information on the money which was earned and

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spent on

clothes

and

food

by a family living in the UK.

Overall

, the average income held the top spot during the entire surveyed period.

In addition

, fruit & vegetable and dairy products witnessed an upward trend

whereas

meat & fish and

clothes

exhibited a contrasting pattern except other

food

which was unchanged. Regarding the first chart, in 2010, the average income stood at 29.000

pounds

, followed by the spending on

food

and

clothes

, with 14.000

pounds

.

This

figure for the income decreased to 25.000

pounds

in 2013;

however

, the amount of money which was spent on

food

and

clothes

increased slightly to 15.000

pounds

at the end

of the period. At the start, meat and fish emerged as the leading categories, at 29% before decreasing slightly to just over a quarter in 2013.

This

was followed by

clothes

, with figures being 13%.

In contrast

, fruit and

vegetable

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witnessed an ascending trend in spending, with a slight increase to 30% in 2013. Far below was dairy products, with 15%. Meanwhile, the figure for other

food

remained unchanged from 2010 to 2013.