The given data is pie charts representation between 1958 and 2008 illustrating the shares of time working adults spent on activities in one specific country in six sections.
Overall, it can be seen that four sections including the largest one experienced an upward trend, while other two sections which were larger than other sections had a downward trend resulting in a percentage drop.
As in 1958, the proportions of working section were the highest accounting for a third (33%). This figure was followed by sleeping making up 32%. When going out with friends or family members took 19%, adults spent less on travelling to work contributing only to 2%. Working adults relaxed at home for 8% and played sports or devoted their time to other interests for 6%.
In 2008, working adults spent equally on other interests, playing sports and traveling to work for 8%, when the proportions of sleeping declined from 32% to a quarter (25%). The largest figures like working showed a rise, making up 42%, working adults spent only 6% on going out with their family or friends. They relaxed more for 5%, contributing to 13%, when they loosened up just for 8% in 1958.