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Band 5+: The pie charts illustrate the proportion of monthly household income that three South American countries spent on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment in 2017. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows three pie charts: Brazil has food and drink 20%, housing 35%, clothing 20%, entertainment 15%, education 10%; Peru has food and drink 16%, housing 31%, clothing 8%, entertainment 25%, education 20%; Colombia has food and drink 24%, housing 30%, clothing 13%, entertainment 14%, education 19%.
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The given pie charts depict the percentage of household income that three South American countries expended on food and drink, housing, clothing and entertainment every month in 2017.

Overall, it is evident that Brazil and Peru countries expenditure were highest on housing and lowest on clothing every month in 2017. In contrast, Colombia spent more percentage of income on food and drink and less percentage on entertainment.

Firstly, Brazil accounted 35% of monthly expenditure for housing and equal proportion of income spent on education, food and drink and entertainment which was 20% respectively. Meanwhile, 5% of income expended on clothing.

Likewise, Peru spent 31% of income on housing every month, whereas the second highest amount expended on entertainment which was 25%. 20% of the monthly income spent on food and drink, followed by 16% on education. Lowest proportion of monthly income expended on clothing.

Moreover, In Colombia, percentage of monthly income expenditure on housing reached its peak to 39%. 30% and 24% of monthly income spent on food and drink along with education. Percentage of income expended on entertainment and housing were 13% and 14%.

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