The pie charts indicate information about the proportion of goods and food production bought in stores in European countries in two different years in 1998 and in 2008, and is measured in percentage.
Overall, in all categories, the year of 2008 depicted the highest results compared to 1998. Country 1 was the largest, while Country 3 was the lowest in all charts.
Regarding food expenses, the rate in Country 1 in 1998 accounted for 10%, while in Country 2 it was higher than it by 14%. However, Country 3 showed the lowest proportion at almost 7%. In 2008, Country 1 increased dramatically to 35%, meanwhile Country 2 rose to nearly 27%, whereas Country 3 also demonstrated a slight growth to 8%.
The percentage of food bought in Country 1 started with only 4%, meanwhile Country 2 made up approximately 24%. According to Country 3 , it illustrated the lowest percentage with 1%. After 10 years, the rate of Country 1 surged significantly to 40%. On the other hand, Country 2 and Country 3 both improved to 26% and 14%, respectively.
