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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the expenditure of the people of a country on different activities in 2000 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features two pie charts. The first pie chart labeled "Percentage of expenditure 2010" displays five categories with their respective percentages: Travelling 35%, Education 20%, Restaurants and Hotels 17%, Footwear and Clothing 13%, Health 15%. The second pie chart labeled "Percentage of expenditure 2000" is not displayed in the image.
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THE PIE CHART DEMONSTRATE’S THE PERCENTAGE OF EXPENDITURE ON DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES BY THE PEOPLE OF A CERTAIN COUNTRY IN THE YEAR 2000 AND 2010.

OVERALL,PEOPLE TEND TO SPEND MAJORITY OF THEIR MONEY ON TRAVELLING , WHEREAS A CONSIDERABLE GROUP OF PEOPLE ALSO SPEND THEIR MONEY ON EDUCATION.IN ADDITION, PERECENTAGE OF EXPENDITURE ON HEALTH,RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS WERE NEARLY THE SAME.MOREOVER, PEOPLE SHOWED LESS INTEREST SPENDING THEIR MONEY ON FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING AS COMPARED TO OTHER ACTIVITIES.

TRAVELLING MARKED THE EXPENDITURE HIGHEST AMONGST THE ALL WHICH WAS 35% OF THE TOTAL EXPENDITURE , WHICH WAS THEN FOLLOWED BY EDUCATION WITH THE PERCETANGE OF 20%.RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS HAD 17% OF THE EXPENDITURE WHEREAS, HEALTH REPORTED 17% EXPENDITURE. THE PERCENTAGE OF EXPENDITURE FOR THIS TWO WERE NEARLY THE SAME. FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING EXPERIENCED THE LOWEST EXPENDITURE OF ALL WHICH WAS 13%.

NEVERTHELESS, THERE WAS NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE IN THE PERCENTAGE RATIO OF ALL THE ACTIVTIES.

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