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The image features a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart depicts the share of US household consumer expenditures by major categories for last year, with the following percentages: Housing 33%, Transportation 18%, Food 13%, Personal Insurance and Pensions 11%, Health Care 7%, Entertainment 6%, Apparel 3%, Other 3%, Savings 3%, Education and Reading 3%. The bar graph illustrates the distribution of US income in terms of households and individuals for last year in thousands of dollars: $100,000+ (Households 18%, Individuals 7%), $75,000 - $100,000 (Households 11%, Individuals 6%), $50,000 - $75,000 (Households 18%, Individuals 16%), $25,000 - $50,000 (Households 24%, Individuals 36%), $25,000 or less (Households 29%, Individuals 35%).
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The pie chart compares the percentages of money spent by the people of the U.S. on different categories, and the bar chart compares the amounts of salary for households and individuals.
Overall, the highest percentage of money was spent on housing, while the percentage of money spent on savings, apparel, and other categories was lowest. According to the bar chart, individuals had the highest salary.
In terms of the pie chart, the people of the U.S. spent the highest percentage of money on housing, at around 33%. In the same year, they also spent money on transportation, food, personal insurance, and pensions at 18%, 13%, and 11%, respectively. Moreover, they also spent 7% and 6%, respectively, on health care and entertainment. Finally, the least percentage of money was spent on savings, apparel, and other categories—around 3% in all of these categories.
For the bar chart, a salary of $1000 was reported for 18% of households and 7% of individuals. The highest salary was $25000, reported for 35% of individuals.
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