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 categories in 2010 and 2015.

The two charts give information on the share of government expenditures on education, the moderate number earned from a person in US dollars about given categories in 2010 and 2015. Looking at an

overall

structure, it is readily apparent that, “Education” represented the most important indicator in both years. In terms of “Interest on borrowing” has doubled from its original amount over 5 years.

Firstly

, “Education” led the way among other sections with 24% in 2010 ,

then

it experienced a slight drop to 21% in 2015. “Healthcare “and “Defense” faced minimal drop, with “Healthcare” decreasing from 21% to 20% and “Defense” dropping from 17% to 14%. “Transport”, “Culture and leisure” experienced reductions, followed by from 3% to 1%, from 2% to 1%.

On the other hand

, there was observed growth in “Welfare” from 8% to 13% and “Interest on borrowing’ from 5% to 10%.There was no observed variation in the rates of the “Pensions” and “Other” sections.