The chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
the chart provides details about the expenditures of
familes
in on Correct your spelling
families
certian
country in two Correct your spelling
certain
diffrent
periods. The data is Correct your spelling
different
prvoides
in terms of Correct your spelling
provided
percentage
of the weekly income.
Correct article usage
the percentage
Overall
, from the chart it is obvious that people use
to spend more on necessities like food or housing, Wrong verb form
used
however
it did not stay the same Add a comma
however,
untill
2018. In 2018 people valued Correct your spelling
until
leusure
and transport more.
In 1968, individuals spent above a third of their money on food which declined by nearly 20% in 2018. Correct your spelling
leisure
pleasure
Similarly
, this
trend was obvious for fuel and power, clothing and footware
and personal goods which experienced a fall of approximately 3%, 5% and 4% approximately.
Regarding houses, Correct your spelling
footwear
although
there was a sharp growth in housing, increasing from 10% in 1968 to close to 18% in 2018, household goods saw a slight climb of about under 1%. The biggest increase was in transport and leisure which the proportion doubled and trebled respectively.Submitted by parsaj1381 on
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