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The two pie charts compare how people spent their money on four categories: food, clothes, transport, and books in 2009 and 2019. Overall, food and drink took the largest share of spending in both years, although its percentage decreased slightly in 2019. In 2009, people spent about half of their money on food, making it […]
the two pie charts compare how people spent their money on four categories food, clothes, transport or books in 2009 and 2019. ovearll, food/drink took the largest share of spending in both years, although its percentade decreased slightlu in 2019. in 2009, people spent about half money on food, making in the dominant category.however, by […]
The provided pie charts compare the amount of money spent by consumers across seven categories between 2009 and 2019. Overall, it is evident that food and drink spending consistently exhibited the highest proportion throughout the observed period, while other categories registered for smaller percentages. Notably, clothing, entertainment, and smartphone expenditures substantially demonstrated positive trajectories, contrasting […]
The given pie charts depict differences in people’s expenses by sectors. Overall, Food/drink stayed as the biggest expense, despite losing 3% from the initial 42%, in 2019 year. Transport sector had almost halved from the amounts of 22%, down to 12% through the years. Unlike it, Entertainment sector, almost doubled, rising from the 8% in […]
The graph depicts consumer spending changes in seven different categories in 2009 and 2019. Looking from an overall perspective, it is apparent that in both years, the most money was spent on food and drink. Entertainment and smartphones showed significant increases in the percentage of expenditure. Initially, customers spent the most amount of money on […]
The pie chart illustrates the expenses people made by seven categories – Food/Drink, Transport, Clothes, Entertainment, Furniture, Smartphones, and Books between two period of time, 2009 and 2019. Overall, it can be seen that the Food or Drink sector dominates these seven, whereas smartphones in 2009 and books in 2019 subordinate those categories. In 2019, […]