The pie charts depict the proportion of time spent on multiple activities by working adults in one country between two years (1958 and 2008).
Overall, in both years people spent the highest amount of time working. In contrast, the lowest percentage was traveling to work in 1958 and going out in 2008.
The activity that most adults spent time on was working in 1958 and 2008, accounting for 33% and 42%, respectively. On the other hand, sleeping came second to working with a percentage of 32% in the first year, whereas it decreased by 7% (25%) in the second year. Additionally, people’s interest in going out declined over the fifty years, with a proportion of 19% in 1958 and 6% in 2008.
Furthermore, travel to work’s time increased over the fifty years from 2% to 8%. In addition, both relaxing at home and other interests or playing sports rose in 2008, accounting for 13% and 8%, respectively.