The chart below gives information about how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and in 2018. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates data about how

families

spent their weekly earnings in

year

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1968

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to 2018. In

generall

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general

, what stands out from the graph is that

,

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families

in 1968 were spending their income mostly on food and housing.

However

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in 2018, leisure had the most part in the

families

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family's

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weekly spend. Looking at the details, as regards to number for 1968, with about 35

percent

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, food is the first thing that people

had

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spent income on

that

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.

Next,

housing and clothing with 10

percent

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were the next

things

that

families

had spent their weekly earnings on

that

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.

However

, Fuel and power with just over 5

percent

had the lowest percentage among other

things

in 1968.

By contrast

,

families

in 2018 spent most of their income on leisure with over 20

percent

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.

Following

this

, housing and food with nearly 20

percent

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and over 15

percent

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recpectively

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respectively

were the next

things

that

families

spent most of their weekly incomes on that in 2018

while

personal goods and fuel with below 5

percent

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were the

things

that

families

in 2018 did not spend much money on that.