The pie charts below show the percentage of time working adults spent on different activities in a particular country in 1958 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts compare the allocation of

time

by working adults in a particular country

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1958 and 2008. It's evident that

work

time

increased from 33% to 42%,

whereas

sleep decreased from 32% to 25% over these years. Interestingly,

time

spent on

leisure

at home saw an upward trend, reflecting a change in relaxation preferences. In 1958,

work

and sleep nearly dominated the chart equally, but by 2008,

work

time

had surged.

This

shift underscores an evolving

work

culture prioritizing professional life.

Additionally

,

leisure

activities at home increased from 8% to 12%, indicating a stronger inclination towards

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relaxation.

Moreover

, the data reveal an uptick in travel from 2% to 8%, suggesting a growing interest in mobility or possibly more accessible travel options by 2008.

However

, going out experienced a significant reduction, plummeting from 19% to 6%, hinting at changing social habits or possibly the rise of digital entertainment options.

To conclude

, the fifty-year span shows a notable move towards more

work

, reduced sleep, increased home

leisure

, and a decline in outdoor social activities. These shifts mirror broader societal changes in

work

demands, lifestyle choices, and possibly the impact of technological advancements on

leisure

and social interaction.