The two pie charts compare how global spending is divided between different categories and how the world population is distributed across regions.
Overall, it is clear that people spend the largest share of their money on the other category and food, while clothing takes the smallest amount. Regarding the population, more than half of the people in the world live in Asia, whereas the other regions represent the lowest proportion.
Looking at the first chart for world spending, other expenses account for the highest percentage at 40%. This is followed by transport at 18% and housing at 12%. In contrast, clothing is the smallest spending category at only 6%.
Turning to the world population chart, Asia dominates with 57% of the global population. Europe and the Americas both have an identical share of 14% each. Africa accounts for a slightly lower figure of 10%, and the remaining 5% of people live in other parts of the world.
