The three pie charts below show the changes in annual spending by a particular uk school in 1981, 1991 and 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The three pie charts illustrate how the money was spent in the

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particular

UK school in 1981, 1991 and 2001.

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, the biggest amount of money was spent on

salaries

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for

teachers

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,

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on

insurance

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was the lowest one through represented years. In 1981, the total school spending on

teachers

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' and other workers'

salaries

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resulted in more than 75% of the

overall

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spend

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. The resources and books resulted in 15%, the same as furniture and equipment,

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spending on

insurance

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was only 2%. Ten years later, the

salaries

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covered less than 75%, with the

teachers

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' part of 50% and other workers' of about 22%. The resources and books

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increased in comparison to 1981 to 20%,

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the spending on furniture & equipment decreased to only 5% in 1991.

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on

insurance

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remained the lowest one with 3%. In 2001, the

spend

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spending

on

salaries

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covered 60%, with the fourth part from it spent on the other workers'

salaries

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and 45% for the

teachers

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'

salaries

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.

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the

insurance

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and furniture & equipment

spend

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spending

grew by more

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100% and 400% respectively in comparison to 1991, to 8% and 23% in 2001, resources & books spending decreased to 9%.