The pie graphs depict the average spendings by households in a certain region for two different development points in economic area.
Overall, it is clear that in 1920, food take major proportion of whole spendings, while, in 2000, food spendings experienced decrease and recreation and others items occupy one third of budget. Additionally all other expenditures increased in value by some percentages.
To begin with, in 1920, food costs were almost 72%, in contrast, in 2000, it became second most outgo of money with roughly 22%. Whereas recreation and others items were nearly 8% in 1920 and in 2000 felt growth becoming primary spending with slightly more than 34%.
In 1920, travelling and communication same as other parts occupied only less or more than 3%, but in 2000, it became third most spent point with almost 14%. Also education, housing, medical care doubled in percentage.