[Hien Nguyen Thi Thu]

The charts show the percentage of income spent on food and other goods in 3 European countries from 1998 – 2008.

The bar charts give information about the amount of expenditures people spent on foods and other products in three different countries namely France, Germany and England between 1998 and 2008.
Overall, all countries saw significant increases in the percentage of income used to purchase sustenance and other items.
In 1998, German allocated the largest proportion of income to food, at exactly 25%. Ten year later, the figure rose slightly to 30%. France, by contrast, while it stood at only 15% spending on food commodities in 1998, a nearly three-time fold increase was seen in the year 2008. In terms of England, the percentage showed no significant difference, it increased from 10% to 15% over ten year period.
Regarding other items, in 1998, England was the country spent least money on them at about 7% but the figure rose remarkably to 35% in 2008. A similar trend was seen in France, while the number rocketed from 9% in 1998 to 40% in 2008. During the period shown, there was only a slight rise in Germany spending on different commodities from 17% to short of 25%.

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