The pie charts give information about the expenditures in the US and the UK across six distinct spending areas.
Overall, rent and food are the major expenses of residents in these two countries. It is also noteworthy that the figures for transport, going out and DVDS are exactly the same in both nations.
People in the UK expend 30% of their budget for renting, which is also their largest expense, while that of the UK is only two thirds. Meanwhile, those in the US spend the highest amount of money on food, at 25%, compared to 18% in the UK.
In terms of the remaining categories, the expenditures for transport, going out and DVDs in each country are the same. To be specific, The figures for the two first items are 15%, whereas that for the other is lower (10%). 12% of British citizens’ money is spent on books, while this commodity accounts for a higher amount in America, at 15%.
