The graphs illustrated the American spending on distinct goods in two seperate sates in 2010. All in all, food was responsible for the highest expenditure, whereas the opposite was true for furniture.
Moving to the details, food expenses accounted for the most significant percentage of all products’ spending with 35% in California and 40% in Nevada. In comparison with the consumption of cars and petrol ranked second and third, respectively. The former contributed 23% in California, which was less than Nevada 7%, while the latter was responsible for 17% in California, which was higher than Nevada 2%.
Restaurants, furniture, gadgets and books were less common in two regions since their shares all were less than 10%. The figure of gadgets and books in California were doubled in Nevada, which was responsible for only 5% in gadgets and 3% in. In addition, the proportion of restaurants were identical in two areas at 5%.
