Year over year multiple pie charts with total spending

Description:

This image displays a series of three pie charts under the title "Year Over Year Multiple Pie Charts with Total Spending." These charts compare the distribution of spending across three categories—Discretionary, Mandatory Programs, and Net Interest—for 2018, 2019, and a projected amount for 2020E (estimated).

The first pie chart details "Total Spending 2018" at $900 Billion with the following distribution: Discretionary spending at 62%, Mandatory Programs at 31%, and Net Interest at 7%. The second chart, titled "Total Spending 2019," shows a total of $3.5 Trillion with Discretionary at 38%, Mandatory Programs at 57%, and Net Interest at 5%. The final chart projects "Total Spending 2020E" at a significantly larger $12.3 Trillion, with allocations showing Discretionary spending at 18%, Mandatory Programs at 47%, and Net Interest at a substantial increase to 35%.

The text above the charts communicates that the graphs are linked to an Excel spreadsheet and can update automatically based on the data. Users can edit the data by left-clicking on the chart and selecting "Edit Data."

Use Cases:

These charts can be used across various industries to visualize budget allocation, report financial changes over time, and project future spending.

1. Government:

Use: Budget allocation and fiscal policy planning

Presenter: Government finance officials

Audience: Policy makers and the public

2. Financial Services:

Use: Investment analysis and portfolio presentations

Presenter: Financial analysts

Audience: Investors and clients

3. Healthcare:

Use: Departamental budget planning and resource allocation

Presenter: Healthcare administrators

Audience: Hospital board members and stakeholders

4. Education:

Use: School budget presentations

Presenter: School financial officers

Audience: School board and education department officials

5. Non-Profit Organizations:

Use: Expenditure reporting to donors and grant providers

Presenter: Non-profit finance managers

Audience: Donors, trustees, and beneficiaries

6. Technology:

Use: Presentation of R&D and operational spending to stakeholders

Presenter: Chief Financial Officers or Financial Analysts

Audience: Shareholders, investors, and company executives

7. Manufacturing:

Use: Reporting on capital allocation for process improvement

Presenter: Plant managers or corporate finance officers

Audience: Investors, shareholders, and management teams