The pie charts compare expendetures among average revenue families for the household spendings.
Overall, it can be clearly be seen from the graphs, that for the both years the largest proportion of spendings contribueted housing and second largest account food and clouthes. While figures for vacations and music sections experienced changes over the three years time period.
As the graph shows, in 2012 the houseing spendings share hold about 35 percent of total spendings. Subseqently, expenditure for food, clothes and vacations were contributing exactly the same amount of spendings 25 percent for each, respectively. Finally, the least invested section in 2012 was music, just about 15 percent of total revenue.
However, by 2015 housing spendings saw an increase in three year period, contributing majority of the income expendeture, holding just about 50 percent. following this food and clothing sections also have rose in proportion, making 35 percent by 2015. By contrast, in 2015, vacation and music spendings declined for 15 and 10 percents making it 10 percent and 5 percent of total, respectively.