The table and charts below give information on the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in one area of Britain. The table shows where the money came from and the charts show how it was distributed.
The table illustrates information about where the cash comes from and the pie charts display how it was spent on the police budget in the years 2017 and 2018 in one place Britain.
Overall
, they have provided three sources
of income and three categories such
as salaries, technology, building, and transport for spending.
Firstly
, in 2017 total of 304.7m cash was provided by three sources
. The highest amount of money
given by the national government with 175.5m. However
, the lowest money
provided by other sources
with 38m. Meanwhile, 91.2M cash received from local taxes, which is the second highest in 2017. According to
the pie chart, 75% of money
was provided for officers and staff as a salary. Which was the highest percentage in the year 2017. Add an article
the money
However
, 8% of the money
was spent on technology, which was the lowest percentage.
Secondly
, in comparison with the previous year, the national government provided an extra amount of money
in 2018. Additionally
, local taxes and other sources
gave 102.3m and 38.5m respectively. In both years the money
was spent on buildings and transport equally with 17%.Submitted by shruthiudhai7 on
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