The pie chart shows the breakdown of monthly household expenditure in a particular city, divided into different categories.
Overall, rent accounted for the largest share of household spending, while other expenses represented the smallest proportion. Food was also a major spending category, whereas savings and entertainment made up the same share.
Rent was the main spending category, accounting for 35% of total household expenditure. It was followed by food, which made up 25%. Transportation represented 15% of the total. Therefore, these three categories accounted for 75% of all monthly expenditure.
The remaining categories had smaller proportions. Savings and entertainment both represented 10% of spending, while other expenses made up only 5%. Compared with other expenses, the share of savings and entertainment was twice as high. Overall, rent was seven times higher than other spending.
