The bar chart illustrates the percentage of weekly income spent by families in a single country on eight categories between 1968 and 2018.
Overall
, families spent the highest proportion of their income on food in 1968, but in 2018, spending on leisure became the largest. Linking Words
In addition
, spending on most categories decreased over the period, except for housing, transport, and leisure.
In 1968, food Linking Words
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However
, it decreased significantly to about 16 Linking Words
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in 2018. Change the spelling
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Similarly
, spending on fuel and power, clothing and footwearLinking Words
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goods fell to under 5 Correct word choice
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In contrast
, spending on housing grew from 10 Linking Words
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in 1968 to nearly 20 Change the spelling
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in 2018. Transport increased from around 8 Change the spelling
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to 14 Change the spelling
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. Leisure spending experienced the biggest rise, starting at 9 Change the spelling
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in 1968 and reaching around 22 Change the spelling
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in 2018, making it the highest spending category in that year. Change the spelling
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On the other hand
, household goods was only category that Linking Words
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