The charts below show information about the percentage of government spending on education, the average number of years of education completed and the average annual income per person in US dollars in five different countries in 2010.

The proportion of the government's expenses on standard education complete, and the average proceeds earned from a person in US dollars annually in five different nations in 2010 and 2015 are depicted in two pie charts.

Overall

, It is immediately apparent that Education has the highest share in both years, and Interest

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borrowing witnessed the biggest shift, with a double figure after five years. Education share of government expenditure fell from 24% to 21%, and it happened as the same for Defence, decreasing by 3% from 17% in 2010. Transport comprised only 3% of income in 2010, which declined by 1% in 2015.

This

figure is the same for Culture and leisure in 2015, after dropping from 2% in 2010.

In contrast

, the Borrowing Interest and Welfare percentages gained 5% more than that in 2010 ( 5% and 8%, respectively). Healthcare

also

experienced a slight growth, with only a 1% change from 20%.

However

, Pensions and other shares show exactly the same number in the two charts ( 19% and 1% in order).