The two pie charts demonstrate the percentage of how young people in Canada and Poland spend their income in different areas.
Overall, it is evident that in Canada, the proportion of leisure time is accounted for the highest level with 20%. In constrast, the rate of studies in Poland is dominating the chart with 43%.
Examining the graph in detail, the young in Canada spend most of their income on the leisure time with 20%, followed by clothing which is spent 19% income. Third and fourth place, the figure for housing and food fluctuate around 16%. Subsequently, the percentage of studies and transport take up the two smallest of the chart, respresenting 15% and 14%, respectively.
On the the other hand, studies receive the most investment of income, in complete contrast to Canada. Following that, the rate of transport, leisure, and clothing witness a fluctuation with 26%, 10%, and 11%, respectively. In comperison, the figure for housing and food both account for the minimum proportion on the chart, with 5%.
