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The pie-chart describes the distribution of money made by UK government in different areas of the country’s economy with the overall budget being 315 billion pounds in 1996

We can see that the most striking feature of this chart is the expenditure in Social security section, which was the hugest, compared to other government’s spending and made up 100 billion pounds. Health and personal social services was the second largest sector provided with a considerable investment amounting for 53 billion dollars. Another significant contribution was made in the Education segment totaling 53 billion pounds

It is immediately clear that approximately equal amount of money went into such sectors asDefence and Debt interest with 22 billion pounds for Defence and 25 billion pounds for Debts interest respectively. Smaller fractions on the chart appear to represent the sectors of Law and Order, Industry, agriculture and employment as well as Housing, heritage and environment with nearly similar amounts of money allocated by the government, namely 17, 13 and 15 billion pounds. Of all the segments represented by the chart, Transport seems to be the smallest part with the amount of only 9 billion pounds.

In conclusion, it’s obvious that the majority of the money went into Social security and Health and personal social services and the smallest portion was allocated to Transport, while the remaining part was almost equally distributed among others with the only exception of Education sector which a bit exceeded the others in the group.