The graphs show the monthly expenditure of an average household in Australia and France.

The pie graphs illustrate information concerning a household's average spending per month in

Australia

and

France

. As clearly seen from the pie graph, the highest expenditures were education at 30% in

Australia

and clothing at 32% in

France

. The education expenditure in

France

was only a third of the

figure

in

Australia

,

while

the clothing spending in

Australia

was just under a fifth of the

figure

in

France

. On recreation, Australians spent an average of 27%,

whereas

French spent just under a

third,

the

figure

in

Australia

at 8%. In terms of restaurants, the

figure

in

France

was 6% and just over tripled the

figure

in

Australia

.

In particular

, the expenditures on furnishings and medical care in the two countries had the same figures at 10% and 8%, respectively. When it comes to transport expenditures, there were less than 10% in the two countries. French households spent 19% on footwear,

while

Australians spent only 2% on it.