The two given pie charts illustrate the comparison between the household spending on five different items in country A in 2000 and 2025.
Overall, it is noticeable that citizens spent most of their income on food in the first year, while housing overtook the highest percentage in the following year. Others items were spent equal or lees then one-teeth in both year.
With regard to the household expenditure on food, it began at 35%, representing the highest share over the 25-year period. Followed by, 25% and 20% from housing and transportation, respectively. Meanwhile, the expenses on entertainment and others made up only each 10%.
In 2025, housing experience a gradually rose to 35%, which was the highest proportion among all five different categories. Transportation accounted for a half (25%). Following this, the spending on food had dramatically dropped to 20% in the last year. 15% and 5% were from entertainment and others items, which became the lowest percentage over the period given.