The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of time that working adults spent on six different types of activities in a specific country in the years 1958 and 2008.
Overall, working made up the biggest part of the chart in 1958, while travel to work was the smallest part. In 2008, working still maintains its position by contributing the most share to the chart, but the least contribution was taken over by going out (with friends/family).In 1958, working accounted for 33%, but it increased moderately to 42% in 2008. Travel to work and relaxing at home was 2% and 8% in 1958, but these figures had grew by 6% and 5% fifty years later. Playing sports or other activities had made up 6% and had a slight growth of 2 percentages point.
On the other hand, going out (with friends/family) had the percentage of 19% in 1958, but it decreased significantly by 13% in 2008. Meanwhile, sleeping was 32% in 1958, but in the end, it fell to 25%.