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Band 4+: THE CHART BELOW SHOW THE SPENDING PATTERN OF RESIDENTS OF UK AND NEW ZEALAND ON VARIOUS THINGS IN TH EYEAR 1980 AND 2008.SUMMARIZE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AMD REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURE, AND MAKE COMPARISON WHERE RELEVANT.

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The image displays two sets of double pie charts comparing the UK and New Zealand household spending percentages in 1980 and 2008 across five categories: Food & drink, Utility bills, Transport, Leisure, Other. In 1980, UK spending was Food & drink 23%, Utility bills 9%, Transport 15%, Leisure 27%, Other 26%. In 2008, UK spending was Food & drink 14%, Utility bills 11%, Transport 13%, Leisure 34%, Other 28%. New Zealand's 1980 spending was Food & drink 29%, Utility bills 9%, Transport 18%, Leisure 17%, Other 27%. In 2008, New Zealand spending was Food & drink 31%, Utility bills 11%, Transport 16%, Leisure 17%, Other 25%.
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Zealand, on five categories in the years 1980 and 2008. These categories include food and drink,utility bills,transport,leisure and other expenses.

Overall,Food and drink accounted higher level of consumtion in New Zealand in these two year. While British people allocated most of the money in leisure activities in both years, spending on transport and other sources remain slightly unchanged in the course of time.

In 1980,British people spent higher poroportion of their budget in leisure activities,which is at 27,on contrary ,people of New Zealand only spent 17% in the related field. 23% is accounted for food and drink in the UK while 29% is spent on by the citizens of New Zealand. Spending on transportations on both countries has only the difference of 2%,where New Zealand is at 17%. Expenditure in transport in the UK and New Zealand is 26% and 27% respectively. The same amount of budget is spent on other aspects on both countries which is at 9%.

In 2008,the UK spent the double of New Zealand on leisure ,that is if 34% of the UK. Likewise,expenditure in transports,food and utility bills in the Uk is 14%,13% and 28% respectively.In comparision to the UK, New Zealand spent higher amount in those sectors, 16%,25% and respectively. People of both country allocated 11% for other ependiture in the course of time.

The charts illustarate the proportions of expenditure of two countries,the UK and New

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THE CHART BELOW SHOW THE SPENDING PATTERN OF RESIDENTS OF UK AND NEW ZEALAND ON VARIOUS THINGS IN TH EYEAR 1980 AND 2008.SUMMARIZE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AMD REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURE, AND MAKE COMPARISON WHERE RELEVANT.

The pie charts compare five categories of household expenditure in the UK and New Zealand in the years 1980 and 2008. It is noticeable that the proportion of spending on food and drink fell in both countries over the 28-year period, while spending on utility bills rose. Also, UK residents spent a significantly larger percentage […]

THE CHART BELOW SHOW THE SPENDING PATTERN OF RESIDENTS OF UK AND NEW ZEALAND ON VARIOUS THINGS IN TH EYEAR 1980 AND 2008.SUMMARIZE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AMD REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURE, AND MAKE COMPARISON WHERE RELEVANT.

The pie charts show how people in the UK and New Zealand spent their money in 1980 and 2008. Overall, in both countries, people spent less money on food and drinks and more money on leisure activities over time. Utility bills stayed an important expense in both years. In the UK, food and drink was […]

THE CHART BELOW SHOW THE SPENDING PATTERN OF RESIDENTS OF UK AND NEW ZEALAND ON VARIOUS THINGS IN TH EYEAR 1980 AND 2008.SUMMARIZE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AMD REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURE, AND MAKE COMPARISON WHERE RELEVANT.

The pie charts compare the proportions of household expenditure on five different categories in the UK and New Zealand in 1980 and 2008. Overall, the highest proportion of household spending was on food and drink in both countries in 1980, while the lowest amount of money was spent on other items in the given years. […]

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