The two pie charts provide information about the proportions of two types of household spending on seven different items in a specific European country.
Overall
, these percentages exhibited different shares across the given categories; some, Linking Words
such
as food and drink, recorded the highest figure, Linking Words
whereas
others, like restaurant, registered the lowest share. Linking Words
However
, each proportion of the item varied significantly among them.
As the charts illustrate, food and drink Linking Words
costs
represented the largest segment, standing at 29% in low income group, compared 15% in the rich group. Use synonyms
This
is followed by fuel bills expenditure, which accounted for 24% in lower-income people, and 7% in higher-income ones, taking into account that clothing Linking Words
costs
did not exceed 6% in both groups. Miscellaneous is one of the highest shares in both segments, constituting at most 23% in high-income individuals, Use synonyms
while
it represented around one-fifth of the income population Linking Words
costs
.
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On the other hand
, culture Linking Words
costs
accounted for 21% for high-income individuals, a figure 10% higher than that of their counterparts. Both transport and restaurant stood at 9% and 4% in low-income people, compared with 16% and 12% in higher-income people, respectively.Use synonyms