The chart below gives information about the household percentage of spending on essential goods in China for the years 1995 and 2011

The pie chart shows money expenditure on basic necessities

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as Food, clothing, medicine and household goods in Chinese country during the 2 years (1995 and 2011)

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, it can be seen that household goods accounted for the majority of the budget percentage earlier in 1995,

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nutrient demands accounted for the least in the same year. In detail, household products provided the most of the spending, at 68%.

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had been provided within 16 years later with the only difference of 9%. The other sectors were much smaller. Clothing, which was the second largest expenditure, brought in 19% during the 1995 year, and

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was followed by food, at 9%. The least spending was on medicine, accounting for only 4% combined. There was the same picture in the past 2011 with

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very small differences among the three categories of food, clothing and medicine. The clothing and medical sector considering 11% and 12% respectively.