The three pie charts illustrate how the annual spending of a particular UK school changed in 1981, 1991, and 2001. The data is divided into five categories:
teachers
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salaries
, other Use synonyms
workers
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salaries
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resources
(e.g., books), Use synonyms
furniture
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equipment
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insurance
.
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Overall
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teachers
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salaries
consistently accounted for the largest portion of the budget across all three years. Use synonyms
However
, spending on Linking Words
furniture
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and
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equipment
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insurance
increased significantly over time, Use synonyms
while
the percentage allocated to other Linking Words
workers
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salaries
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resources
decreased.
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teachers
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salaries
made up the highest percentage of school spending at 40%, which increased to 50% by 1991. At the same time, other Use synonyms
workers
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salaries
declined from 28% to 22%. Meanwhile, Use synonyms
resources
saw a slight rise from 15% to 20%, Use synonyms
whereas
spending on Linking Words
furniture
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equipment
dropped significantly from 15% to only 5%. Use synonyms
Insurance
accounted for the smallest share, rising slightly from 2% to 3%.
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teachers
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salaries
decreased slightly to 45%, Use synonyms
while
spending on other Linking Words
workers
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salaries
continued to fall, reaching 15%. A significant change was observed in Use synonyms
furniture
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equipment
, which rose dramatically to 23%. Use synonyms
In contrast
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resources
dropped to 9%. Use synonyms
Insurance
spending experienced the highest relative growth, increasing to 8% of the total budget.Use synonyms
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