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Band 4+: the pie chart below show household spending pattern between two countries in 1980 and 2008.

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The image contains four pie charts comparing household spending patterns between the UK and New Zealand in 1980 and 2008. UK 1980: Food & drink 23%, Utility bills 9%, Transport 17%, Leisure 15%, Other 27%. New Zealand 1980: Food & drink 29%, Utility bills 9%, Transport 18%, Leisure 17%, Other 27%. UK 2008: Food & drink 28%, Utility bills 14%, Transport 34%, Leisure 11%, Other 13%. New Zealand 2008: Food & drink 31%, Utility bills 11%, Transport 16%, Leisure 25%, Other 17%.
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The pie charts illustrate spending money by housemate in UK and New zealand over the 28 years.

As can be seen from the chart, in average most of the revenue of people had been spent in utility bills. By contrast, The figure for other stuff was being the least common among individuals.

In 1980,The proportion of food & drink in was nearly twice as much as that of transport in New zealand. However, in 2008, the figure for leisure was far higher than that of food &drink, whereas in 1980, the percentage of leisure was the most common things for spending in Uk. In New zealand far more food & drink was spent than transport in the uk

Moreover, the figure for the utility bills had almost high percentage in both countries and between 1980 and 2008. Furthermore, the percantage of 1980 was nearly equal to tht of 2008 utility bills in the UK.

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