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The image displays four pie charts illustrating spending patterns in the UK and New Zealand for 1980 and 2008 across five categories. In the UK in 1980, spending was: Food & drink 23%, Utility bills 26%, Transport 15%, Leisure 27%, and Other 9%. For New Zealand in 1980, spending was: Food & drink 29%, Utility bills 27%, Transport 17%, Leisure 18%, and Other 9%. By 2008, UK spending was: Food & drink 13%, Utility bills 28%, Transport 14%, Leisure 34%, and Other 11%. For New Zealand in 2008, spending was: Food & drink 25%, Utility bills 31%, Transport 16%, Leisure 17%, and Other 11%.
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The pie graphs illustrate the comparison of household expenditure in two countries between the years 1980 and 2008.
It can be seen that leisure was occupying as the biggest expenses during the period discussed, as much as 34% in the UK. On the other hand, other variabel with red color depics the smallest percentage, compared by other type of expenditure.
In the UK chart in 1980 shows that the biggest type of expenditure is occupied by Leisure with the orange color. Diffrent with New Zealand that Food and Drink was the biggest spending in 1980. Nevertheless, both of them have the same percentage in red other variabel which amounts to 9% out of all spending.
Moving on to years 2008, UK’s Leisure expenditure reach 34% which is doubled that of New Zealand. In contrast, New Zealand’s food and drink spending has almost doubled that of UK which is only 13%.
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