The chart shows sources of funding for research and development (R&D) in the UK from 2010 to 2012. The table below shows the percentage of national income spent on R&D for a range of countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates sources of sponsors

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as government,

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and overseas funding for R&D in the United Kingdom in three years between 2010 and 2012. The table shows the proportion of seven countries’ income allocated to research and development in 2012. At first glance,

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the bar chart, R&D's UK was invested by

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business

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businesses

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extremely more than other investors. The

business

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had a slight growth during the three years which approximately was 48% to 52%. Government and overseas had started from the same percentage which was around under 20 per cent. Both had small-scale growth

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, the money given to the UK overseas had more increase than the government.

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statistically in the table is visible that Japan with 2.9% had the highest R&D salary from national pay. The second stage was for the USA by 2.75%. The lowest money spent on a country was related to Italy which was 1.1%.

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, by comparing the chart and table,

it is clear that

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the national revenue for the UK was 1.82% which means 1 per cent was related to

business

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and the residue was for two other groups.