The provided pie chart illustrates the information on six catagories of goods and services of citizens patterns in the years 1980 and 2008.
Overall, it can be observed that in UK most people prefered leisure spending patterns, while the most expenditure was on utility in New zealand. In addition, the least expenses were on others in both countries.
To begin with, in 1980, UK expended 27% the most on leisure, while New zealand expend on food and drink. Moreover, food and drinks and utility bills held 23 % and 26 % respectively expenses in UK, whereas New zealand expend on utility bills and leisure was 27 % and 18 % successively. However, transport and other catagories ratio was 15 % and 9 % in UK, and 17% and 9% in New zealand, which was saw the least expenses.
Furthermore, leisure grab 34 % in UK 2008, and 17 % were New zealand, it marking the highest in both nations. Besides this, in UK, feed and drink, and utility bills ex cost was 13 % and 28 % subsequently, Meanwhile, 25 % and 31 % followed in New zealand. Acolitionally, transport cost reached at 14 % in UK, as well as 16 % in New zealand. Consequently, both country held 11 % of other expenses each.