The charts below show the percentage of monthly household income spent on various items by two different groups in one European country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided pie charts illustrate which things various income groups spend their earnings every month in a European country. In general, it is obvious that

while

the

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low-income income

group

gives the biggest sum of their money for nutrition and drinks, the

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high-income income

group

prefers allocating their wages mostly for other different purposes.

According to

the first chart,

although

representatives of the low-income

group

spend the greater part of their money on things

such

as nourishment and fuel bills, they

also

tend to buy varied items from diversified fields.

On the other hand

, they do not care much

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paying for transportation, clothes and places to eat or to stay which make up the lowest percentage of their expenditures. As for the members of the

high-incomeincome

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high-income income

group

, the data suggest that they would rather waste their salaries on

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miscellaneous than any other types of purchases. Interestingly, both income groups have no intention of paying much for their clothing which constitutes only about five per cent of their

spendings

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