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The image displays two pie charts titled "Spending habits of people in UK between 1971 and 2001", representing data for 2001 and 1971. In the 2001 pie chart, the categories and percentages are: Cars at 43%, Food at 14%, Restaurants at 14%, Computers at 12%, Furniture at 8%, Petrol at 8%, and Books at 1%. In the 1971 pie chart, the categories and percentages are: Food at 44%, Cars at 22%, Petrol at 10%, Furniture at 9%, Restaurants at 7%, and Books at 6%.
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The pie charts illustrates english people buying behaviors between 1971 and 2001. To summarize, there are seven segments of all things people spend on. While people’s expenditure on books, furniture, petrol and food decreased, those computers, restaurants and cars increased.
In 1971, cars sales only 22%, but it rose significantly to 43% by 2001, representing the largest increased among all sector. Similarly, computers and restaurant sharply grew from 1% and 7% to 12% and 14% respectively.
Conversely, the proportion of expenditure habits for food dramatical dropped from 44% and to 14%, while books, furniture and petrol slightly decreased from 6% ,9% and 10% to 1%, 8% and 8% respectively.
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