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Band 5+: Charts 1 and 2 below show the proportion of income spent on different areas by young people in Canada and Poland.Write a report summarising the information. Select and describe the main features, and make comparisons where relevant Write at least 150 words

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The image shows two pie charts representing the percentage of income spent in Canada and Poland across different categories. In Canada: Housing 16%, Food 16%, Clothing 19%, Leisure 20%, Transport 14%, Studies 15%. In Poland: Housing 5%, Food 5%, Clothing 11%, Leisure 10%, Transport 26%, Studies 43%.
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The provided pie charts compared the percentage of income spent allocate in several catagories such as housing, clothing, and transportation by population in Canada and Poland.

Overall, most of the sections witnessed significant decreased except in transport and studies sections that illustrate a large increased, especially in studies sections.

As you can see, in the first chart leisure section hold the highest porpotion, which is 20% and follow by the budget that consume by clothing roughly 19 percent. Moreover, 16% on housing and food categories experience the same proportion in this pie chart. In addition, transport surpass the studied section by only 1%.

Furthermore, studies section carried almost 50% of Poland people consuming. Then, transport section represents roughly 26%. Similarly, spending 11% and 10% on clothing and leisure sectors respectively. Finally, in both Poland and Canada people get less desire in housing and food section, which is around 5 percent in Poland residents consumeing.

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