The pie charts depict the distribution of annual
expenditure
in a school in the United Kingdom across three Use synonyms
years
: 1981, 1991, and 2001.
Use synonyms
Overall
, teachers’ Linking Words
salaries
consistently constituted the largest share of the budget throughout the Use synonyms
years
, Use synonyms
while
spending on insurance remained the smallest. Notable changes were observed in Linking Words
expenditure
on resources, furniture, and equipment, which fluctuated significantly over the given period.
In 1981, 40% of the school’s budget was allocated to teachers’ Use synonyms
salaries
, making it the dominant category. Use synonyms
This
percentage increased slightly to 50% in 1991, before dropping back to 45% in 2001. Linking Words
In contrast
, spending on resources like books accounted for 15% in 1981 and rose modestly to 20% by 1991. Linking Words
However
, it experienced a sharp decline to only 9% in 2001.
Linking Words
Expenditure
on furniture and equipment showed the most fluctuation. It stood at 15% in 1981, plummeted to just 5% in 1991, but Use synonyms
then
surged significantly to 23% in 2001, marking the highest proportion for Linking Words
this
category over the three Linking Words
years
. Use synonyms
Salaries
for other staff, meanwhile, saw a gradual decline, starting at 28% in 1981 and decreasing to 22% by 2001.
Insurance, Use synonyms
while
representing the smallest portion of the budget, exhibited steady growth over time. It accounted for a mere 2% in 1981, increased slightly to 3% in 1991, and rose Linking Words
further
to 8% in 2001, quadrupling its initial proportion.
In summary, teachers’ Linking Words
salaries
remained the primary Use synonyms
expenditure
throughout the Use synonyms
years
, reflecting the school’s priority on staff compensation. At the same time, significant variability in spending on furniture and resources highlights shifts in budgetary priorities over the two decades.Use synonyms
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