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

The following chart illustrates the pattern of spending weekly

income

for families in one country in 1968 and 2018. At first glance, it is evident that the largest amount of money was allocated to food in 1968 and leisure in 2018. Another interesting point is that money spent on household

goods

in 1968 was as much as that in 2018. Looking at the details of 1968 bars, 35% of weekly

income

was spent on food, followed by housing, clothing and

footware

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footwear

with 10% and leisure with less than 10%. After these, money allocated to household

goods

, personal

goods

and transport was 5% and almost half for each.

Lastly

, fuel and power stand at the

last

place with a little bit more than 5%. Taking a closer look at 2018 bars, families spend most of their salary on leisure by more than 20%. In the second place, housing used under 20% of

thier

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their

income

, followed by transport with less than 15%. More than 5% of the

income

was spent on household

goods

.

While

teh

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the

share of clothing and

footware

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footwear

was 10%, personal

goods

and fuel and power included less than 5% of weekly

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