The pie charts show the spending habits of people in UK in 1971 and 2001. Write a report to a university lecturer describing the data.

The pie charts below display what

did

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people

purchase

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purchased

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the most in 1971 and 2001 in

UK

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the UK

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. As we can see, in 1971, Great Britain citizens spent about half of their money on food. Slightly above one-fifth of their budget was used for cars and exactly one-tenth of their cash was spent

for

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on

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petrol for these cars. Furniture, restaurants and books represented close results, with 9, 7 and 6

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percent

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However

, computers struggled at that time with only 2

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percent

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but it makes sense. Cause, computers were not as functional as today's gadgets. The second pie chart

illustarates

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illustrates

a lot more different results.

Firstly

, British people spent most of their money on cars back

then

,

while

food and

restaurant

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restaurants

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showed the same percentage of 14. And here we see, that

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the computers

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computers

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industry

made

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has

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an

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apply

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increase

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increased

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in its popularity, getting to 12

percent

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per cent

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. Furniture and petrol

also

showed the same outcome, being 8%. And books fell down way too much, down to 1

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per cent

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Overall

, British folk spent money very wisely. Everything on these charts

are

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very important and they tend to be careful with their cash, which is a big positive point. WT1