The chart below shows the proportion of people's total spending in a particular European country was spent on different commodities and services in 1958 and in 2008.

The provided pie graph gives information about the percentage of consumption of surfaces in a certain country in Europe and individual years(1958 and 2008).

Overall

, it can be seen that clothing was the highest consumer in the first year,

while

housing was the most common spender in the second year.

However

,

initially

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luxury goods and food were the lowest amount,

while

travel and transportation were the least in the second year.

To begin

with, the housing sector was

initially

20% and rose significantly to 32.

Moreover

, luxury goods and food witnessed a noticeable increase in 2008. It stood at 7% and 8% respectively in 1958,

while

it had a gradual rise in 2008 17% for the two services.

On the other hand

, the remaining commodities experienced a sharp decrease. Spent 30% of buying clothes in 1958, but it had a dramatic drop in 2008 by 12 percentage.

Also

, entertainment section had a slight decline in 2008 from 18% to 16%.

In addition

, the travelling and transportation sector declined to 6% in 2008.