The provided pie charts illustrate and compare the proportion of water usage alongside the percentage of income generated from six distinct items in the year 2004.
Overall, it is clear that vegetables consumed the largest share of water, whereas rice accounted for the highest percentage of total income. Conversely, dandelion registered the lowest figures in both categories.
In terms of water utilization, vegetables took up the lion’s share at 46%. This was followed by rice, which used 28% of the total water supply. In contrast, the water consumption for cereal and lime stood at 12% and 8% respectively. Finally, the remaining two products, namely dandelion and rice, required the least amount of water, making up just 3% each.
Looking at the outcome, the trend was somewhat different. Fruits generated the highest financial return, accounting for 40% of total income. Meanwhile, vegetables contributed 31% to the overall revenue, which was slightly higher than its water consumption. The figures for cereal, lime, and rice ware recorded at 12% and 8% respectively. Ultimately, dandelion brought in a mere 1%, representing the smallest economic share.