The pie charts illustrate the expenditures per week in England and America
Overall, it is evident that the majority of money is spent on paying rent in the UK, but in the US, the majority is used to buying food. In addition, the budget for other activities in two nations is nearly the same
30% of the expenses in the UK are used for renting, compared to 20% in the US. In the contrast, the percentage of costs expended for food is lower than that in the US, with 18% and 25% respectively. Mild differences are also seen in the proportion of spending for reading books in two countries, which are 12% and 15% in that order.
The shares of expenditures paying for DVDs is the same for both nations, with 10% in the survey. Similarly, transport and going out both account for 15% of the payments in the US and UK
