The pie charts display the proportion of money spent on Food,Cars,Petrol,Restaurants,Furniture,Computer and Books in 1966.Overall, it is evident from the diagram that a major percentage was spent on Food, while the least
The pie chart displays the statistical information on different categories of sectors consuming expenditure in the USA during 1996. Overall, expenditure was mostly spent on food while cars were least allocated.
The pie chart illustrates the proportion of spending on different things in the America in 1966 . Overall , the chart show expenditure for different 7 items which are food , cars ,petrol ,restaurant , furniture , comput
The pie chart above shows the expenses of items in The USA in the year of 1966. The graph shows the percentage of Food, Cars, Petrol, Restaurants, Furniture, Computers, and Books expenditure.
The above pie chart showcases the US citizens' spending habit of different commodities in 1966. It indirectly demonstrates how the 1966 American lifestyle is through manifasting the money allocation in different items.
The pie charts describe the rate of spending amount of money in a various section in the USA in 1966. Which include: food, cars, petrol, restaurants, furniture, computers and books.
The pie charts provides information about the precentage of spending on different items in the USA, and illustrat the extent of expenditure on the aforementioned important elements on a daily basis, while the rest were c
The line chart displays the Natality in USA and China between 1920 and 2000.Overall, it is evident that there was a downward trend in the numbers of birth in the two countries over the years.
The given line graph illustrates the figure for energy consumption in America over a period of 50 years, from 1980 to 2030 with projections that have been published in 2008.
A glance at a bar chart provided reveals the number of people residing in solitude, counted in percent, from 1850 to 2000. Overall, there was a progressive growth pattern witnessed in all data.
The line graph illustrates the movement of employees into different different sectors in the USA from 1995 to now, and the estimation of the data until the near future of 2025.
The bar chart represents how regularly citizens in America ate in fast food restaurants in a 10-year period divided by six categories, such as “every day”, “several times a week”, “once a week”, “once or twice a month”,