The two pie charts represent moderate housekeeping consumptions in Hong Kong and Britain in the year 2000.
Overall, it is showed that clothing is the least household expenditure in both Hong Kong and Britain. And other goods household expenses in two countries have similarities in percentage, making it the most attention paying one.
The food expenditure in two countries have similar percentage, 22% percent in Britain and 27% in Hong Kong. Housing in Hong Kong cost a lot of expenses, reaching 32%, while in Britain the percentage showed two times less than the first, reaching 18%.
Transport system in 2000 has a lot of diverces. While in Hong Kong consumption for it was not much, just 9%, in Britain this percentage is two times higher, arriving at less than 20%. In addition, it is analysed that for the clothing, consumptions were low and resembling for both countries, achieving 7% for Britain and just 4% for Hong Kong.