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The image displays two pie charts titled 'People within 15 minute drive service', showing sales percentages for 1958 and 2008. The 1958 chart shows sales as: Housing 22%, Food 32%, Clothing 18%, Travel/transport 8%, Entertainment 13%, and Luxury goods 7%. The 2008 chart shows sales as: Housing 32%, Food 12%, Clothing 16%, Travel/transport 17%, Entertainment 6%, and Luxury goods 17%. The unit for both charts is '% of people'.
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The pie charts show how people spent money on different things in 1958 and 2008.
Overall, in 1958 people spent most money on food, but in 2008 housing became the biggest. Some categories increased, while others decreased.
In 1958, food was the highest at 32%. Housing was 22%. Clothing was 18%, and transport was 8%. Entertainment was 13%, and luxury goods was the lowest at 7%.
In 2008, housing increased to 32%, which was the highest. Food went down to 12%. Clothing slightly decreased to 16%. Transport increased to 17%. Luxury goods also increased to 17%, but entertainment decreased to 6%.
In conclusion, spending habits changed over time. People spent less on food but more on housing and transport.
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