The pie charts below show average household expenditure in Hong Kong and Britain in the year 2000.

The pie charts below show average household expenditure in Hong Kong and Britain in the year 2000.
The two pie charts compare the expenses for
household
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households
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in Hongkong and in
UK
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the UK
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in 2000.
Overall
, it can be seen that clothing is the least of expenditure for
household
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a household
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in both countries.
Conversely
, other goods and housing occupy
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the largest
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percentage
of spending in
UK
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the UK
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and in Hongkong.
While
housing witnessed the highest
percentage
of household spending in
Hong
Kong
in 2000 with 32%,
this
expense in
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Kingdom experienced much less
to compare
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with
Hong
Kong
, only 18%.
In contrast
, clothing recorded the lowest
percentage
of expenses for
house
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houses
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in Britain and in
Hong
Kong
in 2000, with respective
figure
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figures
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of 7% and 4%. The
percentage
of expenditure
for
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food in both nations were nearly the same, 22% in
UK
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the UK
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and 27% in
Hong
Kong
.
In addition
, people in Britain had to spend nearly double for transport compared with
inhabitant
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inhabitants
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in
Hong
Kong
, with
the
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apply
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respective figures of 17% and 9% .
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