I don't know what she wants me to do

Q Q Heading 1 Transportation $750 3% Transportation $500 2% Education $2,500 10% Education $2,500 10% Family Care $2,500 10% Family Care $2,500 10% Savings $7,250 29% Savings $7,000 28% Total $25,000 100% Total $25,000 100% Scenario Some friends who know that you are learning problem solving skills and economics have come to you for advice. They have brought with them their family budget from last year (Budget 1) and their current budget for this year (Budget 2). Budget 1 on the left shows how their family used to spend their income of $25,000. At the beginning of this year, they found that rent and the price of imported food have risen, and the price of food from the United States has dropped. They had no change in income, and they changed their purchases to those in Budget 2 on the right. Your friends' family is unhappy that they are buying less of their favorite imported foods, keeping the apartment colder in the winter and warmer in the summer, and walking more instead of taking taxis or using ride sharing services. They are also unhappy about saving less. Your friends know that you are studying personal finance and have asked you how to explain to their family what has happened to their spending. Messages