The chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2018.

The given graph illustrates data on how the weekly revenue spent by families in a single country in 1968 and 2018.

Overall

, in 1968, the most weekly salary was spent on food.

On the other hand

, the least of it was spent on

fuel

and

power

. In 2018, people spent most of their money on leisure activities.

Furthermore

, they spent the least of their cash on

fuel

and

power

. In 1968, the weekly income was spent the most on food at 35%. Following that, both housing and clothing shared the second

place

at 10%.

After

this

, leisure activities arrived in third

place

, scoring around 9% of weekly cash.

Moreover

, both household goods and personal goods achieved just above 7%.

Finally

,

fuel

and

power

were in the

last

place

at above 5% of weekly profit. In the

last

year, leisure activities were the most thing that residents spent money on, marking around 23%.

In addition

, both housing and food stood at 18% and 16% respectively. After that, families spent on transportation around 14% of their weekly returns.

Finally

,

fuel

and

power

came in

last

place

at 4%.