The charts below show the percentage of monthly household income spent on various items by two different groups in one European country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant.

Given are two graphs concerning spending

income

in a given European country.

While

the first graph compares spending

income

on diverse issues in low-

income

families

, the second graph illustrates

this

in high-

income

families

. In general, the amount of

income

has a significant role in a family’s life. high-

income

families

tend to experience an enjoyable life,

whereas

, low-

income

families

seem to struggle with staple needs. It is evident from the information supplied that the highest proportion of the low-

income

families

’ funds is dedicated to nutrition and fuel at 29% and 24% respectively, meanwhile, a slight amount of

income

remains for enjoyment like recreational activities, clothing and attending in hotels and restaurants at 11%, 5% and 4% respectively.

Also

, a moderate part of

income

at 18% is spent on miscellaneous In more affluent

families

,

however

, the highest proportion of the

income

is dedicated to joy

such

as miscellaneous and recreational activities at 23% and 21% respectively and slightly lower at 12% to restaurants and hotels. Yet, by far the fewest proportion of

income

is expended on fuel, food and drink at 6% and 15% which are the most expensive items to low-

income

families

.