The document presents information on how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018. A bar chart shows the expenditures as a percentage of weekly income across different categories such as food, housing, transport, clothing, and leisure. The main findings are that in 1968, families prioritized spending on food over other categories, but by 2018 spending had shifted more towards leisure activities with a 16% increase in that category. Food expenditures decreased by about 18% between the two time periods.
The document presents information on how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018. A bar chart shows the expenditures as a percentage of weekly income across different categories such as food, housing, transport, clothing, and leisure. The main findings are that in 1968, families prioritized spending on food over other categories, but by 2018 spending had shifted more towards leisure activities with a 16% increase in that category. Food expenditures decreased by about 18% between the two time periods.
The document presents information on how families in one country spent their weekly income in 1968 and 2018. A bar chart shows the expenditures as a percentage of weekly income across different categories such as food, housing, transport, clothing, and leisure. The main findings are that in 1968, families prioritized spending on food over other categories, but by 2018 spending had shifted more towards leisure activities with a 16% increase in that category. Food expenditures decreased by about 18% between the two time periods.