A quick glance at 2 pie charts depicts what proportion of England
people
allocated their Use synonyms
money
on 7 different goods in 1971 and 2001.
By and large, the highest percentage of England Use synonyms
people
spent Use synonyms
money
on Use synonyms
food
in the initial year compared to cars in the latter year Use synonyms
while
there was the lowest pattern of expenditure on computers.
In terms of taking a look at the noteworthy data, the percentage of England Linking Words
people
allotted their Use synonyms
money
on Use synonyms
food
dominated at 44%. After Use synonyms
food
, the rate of Use synonyms
people
who purchased cars ranked in the 2nd place by 2 times less. Unlike them, there was the least Use synonyms
share
of disparity between furniture and petrol. They were 9% and 10% each. Use synonyms
Likewise
, the index of Linking Words
people
who allocated Use synonyms
money
for buying books was 1% less than restaurants, which possessed 7%. In stark contrast, buying a computer was the least popular trend at 2%.
With regards to describing another noteworthy data, the Use synonyms
share
of Use synonyms
people
who purchased petrol followed an exactly similar pattern to that of furniture, which accounted for 8%. In stark contrast, the rate of Use synonyms
people
who bought cars was 43%, hitting a peak. As for the Use synonyms
share
of Use synonyms
people
who bought computers, it experienced a growth of 10% in 2001 after being the less popular trend in 1971. Unlikely, there was an equal Use synonyms
share
of expenditure in Use synonyms
food
and restaurants at 14%. Remarkably, Use synonyms
people
felt reluctant to buy books. Which meant, that the index on it accounted for 1%.Use synonyms