The pie charts illustrate the yearly spending on various categories by university students from three countries in 2003.
Overall, colleage students from country A spent the highest amount of their budget on different fields. Another interesting point is that accommodation and food consumed the most among all the consumption in these three countries.
Notably, annual expenditure spent by students from Country A was the highest, at $5000 for each person every year, which was followed closely by Country B, consuming $4500. In contrast, the least amount of money was spend by students from Country C, representing only $1500.
As for the spending on accommodation, students from Country A spent the highest volume of their expenditure, accounting for 45%, with those from country B and Country C spending 35% and 31%, respectively. However, the percentage of food consumed by Country A’s college studetns was the least, at merely 22%, while the figures for Country B and Country C were the highest, both occupying 35%.
In terms of the expenditure on leisure activities, there was a similar pattern for Country A and Country B, constituting 22% and 20%, with Country C only consuming 12%. Additionaly, more budget was spent on books in Country C(21%) than other countries, with country B coming second at 12% which was four times larger than that of Country A.