The given table show the amount of time men and women spend engaging in leisure activities every day in 2008, while the bar chart compares the time allocation by both genders to chores daily in 2008.
Overall, both men and women tended to spend the most time watching tv, videos or listening to radios in 2008. Moreover, women consistently invested more time in doing household activities than men, with the sole exception of repairing. Additionally, both genders spent the most time in cooking and washing.
Regarding leisure activities, both males and females spent the most time on tv, videos and radios, at 137 and 118 minutes respectively. Following behind, reading recorded a considerably less amount of time, at 18 minutes for men and 19 minutes for women. By contrast, sport displayed a distinct trajectory. Men devoted 15 minutes to sport daily, compared to the figure for women at 11 minutes.
Turning to household chores, cooking and washing topped the chart for both males and females, with corresponding figures of 30 and 75 minutes. Shopping received a significantly less time allocation, at 25 minutes for men and 35 minutes for women. Clothes washing and ironing recorded slightly lower figures, at approximately 10 minutes for men and 30 minutes for women. The only chores which males spent more time in than females is repairing, at around 18 minutes, compared to 8 minutes
