The pie chart below displays how much of home expenses people have in Britain and in Hong Kong in 2000. These home expenses are next: clothing, housing, transport, food and other goods.
As it can be seen, Britain in 2000 consumed other goods more than generally accepted goods, consuming 36%. However, food is next major product that has been used and covers 22% of whole budget. After food goes housing and transport as one the important expenditures. And finally, people in Britain spent just 7% for clothing which is the lowest indicator. However, citizines of Hong Kong show their highest interest in housing amenities and took 32% of whole chart. Second by amount are other goods and had 28%. Food also great consumed product with 27% of chart. Transport and clothing weren’t so popular in use in Hong Kong in 2000 and had only 9% and 4% accordingly.
According to the chart, in Britain the most used amenity were other goods, while in Hong Kong housing took first place. Housing expenditure really differs in both countries, while in Hong Kong it was the most crucial thing, Britain had this sort of expenditure on the third place. Food in both countries was almost on the same levels of consumption and transport was more popular in Britain taking 17% compared to Hong Kong data (9%)
Clearly, two pie charts show breakdown of household expenditure in Britain and in Hong Kong. Britain has shown more consumption of other goods, while Hong Kong showed higher results in clothing, food and especially in food.