The pie charts compare the proportion of people’s expenditure by six different kinds of commodities and services in a European country from 1958 to 2008.
Overall, it can be observed that accommodation, prestige goods and travel experienced significant growth by the final year, while the leisure industry and food products fell markedly over the period.
In 1958 the most widespread sale was food with 32%, which was followed by accommodation and clothing. While accommodation accounted for 22% of the total of sales, clothing generated 18%. Travel and Prestige goods accounted for a total of about 15% of the total sales.
In 2008 There was an increase of about 19% in travel and prestige goods. Accommodation rose dramatically to 32% in 2008. In contrast food declined sharply from 32% to 12% by the end of the period, while the leisure industry fell by half from 13% to 6% over the period. Regarding clothing fell slightly from 18% to 16% at the end of the period
